And that I am locked up, again pending trial, again on a set of loose and flimsy charges – the one difference is that instead of the state security prosecutor we have the military prosecutor – a change in keeping with the military moment we're living now.
Gutmann's case for hard-wired sex differences is flimsy.
But if the evidence for biologically innate differences is so flimsy and full of conjecture, why does it continue to have such a hold on the imagination – in bestselling self-help books and among brilliant, respected scientists?
As Gillham describes him, Galton was a competent scientist who knew the difference between solid evidence and flimsy supporting arguments.
Which credentials represent real quality, which ones are flimsy, and how can people tell the difference?
(And then his education minister, Simon Birmingham, tried to implausibly claim data showed the extra money would not make any difference – evidence experts described as "incredibly flimsy").
With muscular foundation trusts vying for hegemony over territories and services, it is tempting to split the difference and railroad through expedient decisions built on flimsy data which give everyone something to take home.
But as long as classrooms are decent not too dark, damp, noisy, airless, hot or cold further frills seem to make little difference.The post-war structures that now seem so flimsy were, in their day, cutting-edge architecture.
There are several things to look for in a good stroller: Padding.You will be able to tell the difference between a well-padded, strong seat area and a flimsy one.
To chart the differences between "Transporter 3" and its two predecessors is as pointless as trying to parse its flimsy plot.
