Sentence examples for far too flimsy from inspiring English sources
Non-financial giants such as Google and Facebook had also supported CLS out of fear of the havoc that can be wrought by patent trolls.The decision should bring clearer standards to America's patent system, which critics argue is far too flimsy and allows trolls to pose a threat to innovation.
Furthermore, a foundation of knowledge and justified belief restricted to infallible beliefs (as defined above) would arguably be far too flimsy to support any sort of substantial epistemic edifice.
Ultimately, Roberts concluded, the government's case was far too flimsy.
Existing pension guarantee mechanisms are far too flimsy to handle the potential collapse of the pension plans for miners and utility workers; such an event could spiral through the rest of the economy in a very corrosive way.
Although balsa wood might seem like a good thing to use it is far too thin and flimsy for little children to play with.
Then there is the requirement that banks produce "living wills", explaining how they could be wound down if disaster strikes: the regulators have rejected every single "will" they have received so far as too flimsy.
Cassettes were too flimsy, fading and snapping as time passed.
Some of the hard boom has proved too flimsy to hold up.
