Sentence examples for flimsy foundations from inspiring English sources

Novelties make notoriously flimsy foundations for durable careers.

A vision among the pits Flimsy foundations Jam, Darling?

Are anthropologists teetering around on fashionable but flimsy foundations?

But calls for a revaluation of 27.5% rest on flimsy foundations.

Rather than sinking roots, the BNP challenge was based on flimsy foundations.

GAZETTE: Why are people so willing to embrace identities built on flimsy foundations — why do they remain attractive even today?

Yet Armstrong's credibility rests on a flimsy foundation: he hasn't been caught.

Venue in New Jersey seems to have been based on the debtor's management company, which seems to be a rather flimsy foundation (the manager is not in bankruptcy).

Politicians of both parties agree that dimples would make a flimsy foundation for a presidency; they agree that punch-card ballots should be abandoned, but predict that they will survive, because they are cheap.

Given that Mr. Gingrich led the Iowa and national polls mere weeks ago, the post-mortems for his campaign have literally already been written, with the news media depicting him as an Icarus-like figure who fell back to earth on the basis of a flimsy foundation.

A flimsy foundation of oral OKs, napkin scribblings and youthful haste, it turns out, is a dangerous mix.