Sentence examples for flimsy information from inspiring English sources
"I didn't like judging people based on flimsy information," he said.
For most families with young at college, the tuition bill is a heavy burden, often on a par with the mortgage.Yet young people's choice of what and where to study is often based on flimsy information.
People involved in political campaigns know that citizens make voting decisions based on extremely flimsy information.
This is part of a phenomenon known as motivated reasoning, where instead of evidence being evaluated critically, it is deliberately interpreted in such a way as to reaffirm a pre-existing belief, demanding impossibly stringent examination of unwelcome evidence while accepting uncritically even the flimsiest information that suits one's needs.
It is not a total surprise that Mr. Trump is the candidate most likely to use the phrase "I hear" before stating something as fact, no matter how flimsy the information he passes along.
Facebook's "safety check" feature, meanwhile, surfaced false information from flimsy sources such as "alt-right-news.blogspot.com," the right-wing "Gateway Pundit" blog, and spammy links attempting to trick people into donating to a bitcoin wallet.
In an age of rampant cyber attacks and insider misuse of information, these protections seem flimsy and warrant concern.
After all, Cheltenham music festival brochures in earlier decades of our 65-year-history were flimsy pamphlets, imparting the minimum of information about each concert: the performers involved, the concert's repertoire, the time, the place, the cost.
Five words in – somewhere around este ano – my flimsy Portuguese buckles under the weight of information.
The United States and China pledged that neither nation "will conduct or knowingly support cyber-enabled theft of intellectual property, including trade secrets or other confidential business information for commercial advantage". But Mr. Xi's promises were flimsy and short-lived.
Perhaps because there was initial confusion and conflicting information coming out of Washington, news anchors sought to stamp down some of the more flimsy reports.
