Sentence examples for flimsy basis for from inspiring English sources

Even the romantic notion of ending his career at Everton, his boyhood club, is a flimsy basis for negotiation.

The tips of their tongues touching their teeth when they say "t", or saying "doze" instead of "those" seems a flimsy basis for mistrust.

But doubts and suspicions are a flimsy basis for charges that undermine a man's character — calling someone a liar is fighting talk and it is far from clear, at this stage, that those making the charge have a case.

(The report's conclusions were first widely publicized in a November story in Science, and the flimsy basis for the "very high" statement in the 2007 report is detailed here, in a letter to Science by a Canadian expert on glaciers.

It would've just had to prove that it was more likely than not that Musk had disclosed a materially false fact or a misleading one without context not a high bar when you consider the very flimsy basis for Musk's tweets.

Designer, Donatella Versace advised Hillary Clinton to tap into her feminine side by wearing dresses and skirts instead of pants, but being attractive and feminine only gives sexual power - a flimsy basis for political power.

The apparently flimsy basis of these cautions is worrying, given that they remain on your criminal record.

The committee's members appear to be unimpressed by what one described as the story's "flimsy basis".

Three years later they returned, and were beaten for the first time on English soil, surprisingly enough by Third Division Aston Villa, who won 2-1 in a game delayed after the Santos goalkeeper Cejas refused to start the second half on the slightly flimsy basis that one of the floodlight pylons had gone out.

But the basis for this is flimsy.

Some of the demonstrators say themselves that these demands are too flimsy, that they're not a basis for going forward.