Frankly, with all the exceptions, it ends up being a flimsy shield, if it even becomes law.
It's a somewhat flimsy, if pivotal, assertion and it conflicts with his idea that white people should adopt and adapt James Brown's "Say It Loud – I'm Black and I'm Proud".
When my mother arrived last summer with 5,000 of my old baseball, football, basketball and hockey trading cards packed into Mother Goose shoeboxes, my sons opened each flimsy container as if it were the Ark of the Covenant.
Or perhaps it looks flimsy, or as if it will fall apart within months?
He called it "a flimsy (if much-needed) excuse to reboot the series' long-time villains rather than an attempt to provide any real narrative meat" but praised the World War II period sets.
If the final deal is flimsy and weak and if it permits Iranian leaders to continue enriching uranium, keeping the plutonium reactors of Arak and Fordow, retaining the nuclear infrastructure, spinning centrifuges and adding to the numbers of centrifuges, the final comprehensive nuclear deal will pose more threats and make more concerns for the region.
The administration will finesse the issue to distract the public from the larger point: the administration is inclined to trust flimsy or even false evidence if it supports an agenda.
In fact, movements of crocodiles during rainy season were recently suggested to occur [30], [31], but evidence remain flimsy and it is unknown if actual gene flow occurs between populations.
Some of the writing is obvious, and the dramatic structure is flimsy, if not downright arbitrary.
To a large extent, it was his repeated claims that Iraq was aiding Al Qaeda that fueled the current debate between Republicans and Democrats over whether the administration led the nation to war on the basis of flimsy, if not false, evidence.
