Sentence examples for at flimsy from inspiring English sources

The show contains several other short videos of similar acts of boyish Process Art mayhem directed at flimsy house structures.

We now know that that assumption was based on evidence that was, at best, flimsy and, at worst, fabricated.

The Congressional Budget Office estimates, which fueled final support among fence-sitting Democrats last week, are at best flimsy and at worst nonsense.

There were other places to look: at the flimsy wall, about six feet high, that the crew was building; at Truscott, doing crazy grands battements at the back wall, skittering about the stage in her idiosyncratic way — self-involved and self-conscious at the same time; at Medlyn, still in the cherry-picker.

"It's a long, hard walk," he said, looking at our flimsy sandals.

First off, the evidence that unaccompanied minors find themselves in Europe alone and separated from their loved ones as part of a deliberate plan to get a better life for their families is at best flimsy.

"Facebook and Twitter, for example, are aware of the extent to which their services are accessed by younger children, thanks to age verification processes that are at best flimsy.

It is often assumed that this is based on China's mysterious "nine-dashed line" claim, a piece of historic cartography which China sometimes insists gives it indisputable sovereignty over most of the sea, but whose legal basis seems at best flimsy.

Competitive markets constitute the default setting of the system even though the evidence base for this is, at best, flimsy: the "burden of proof" lies on other approaches to demonstrate (against unclear criteria) why and how an alternative model could be preferable.

Hodgson has not had a terrible sporting year and ends it having swapped Hull KR for Canberra Raiders but it will be remembered for the moment after England went out of the Four Nations, when a night out ended, in the early hours of the morning, with Hodgson launching himself at the flimsy door of a student flat in Dunedin, flying straight through it and leaving a Hodgson-shaped hole behind.

The wind is battering at the flimsy wooden door and it is raining heavily.