The phrase "flimsy for" is not a complete sentence and it is not grammatically correct.
It is possible to use the word "flimsy" in a sentence, but it needs to be accompanied by a subject and a verb to form a complete thought. Example: "The excuse she gave for missing work was flimsy."
This promise has proved particularly flimsy for the 12m-odd people on the individual insurance market.
And plenty of countries have rules too whimsical or flimsy for sober states to accept on the nod.
It used some newer techniques the senior mathematician probably couldn't have learned -- a resolution too flimsy for the issues posed.
In particular, according to the Reuters report, it targeted every single policyholder who contracted H.I.V., looking for any excuse, no matter how flimsy, for cancellation.
This time the judge ruled that the prosecution case against Mr Anwar was too flimsy for a conviction; the DNA evidence, in particular, was unreliable.
Flimsy, bright blue tents — where the "protocol," also flimsy, for determining whether a concussion has actually occurred, is administered — flap in the wind or cake up with snow.
He reported last February on that US military briefing in Baghdad, which offered flimsy, not-for-attribution evidence on Iran and IEDs.
The Vatican's long overdue guidelines for fighting sexual abuse of children are, unfortunately, just that — flimsy guidelines for a global problem that requires an unequivocal mandate for church officials to work with secular authorities in prosecuting rogue priests.
Instead, he said, he had received "weak and flimsy" excuses for menthol's exemption from the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids, a leading antismoking organization that agreed to the legislation.
The defence around a ruck on the line was flimsy enough for Denis Leamy to stretch out an arm for a burglar's try.
But he had little choice: anything less would have weakened public support for the peace talks and the military's flimsy backing for a process that puts its future in doubt.
