Sentence examples for flimsy network from inspiring English sources
Sooner than you can say "leverage," borrowers default on their loans, and the flimsy network Bennett has constructed comes toppling down, bringing public-school teachers' pension funds and the Harvard endowment along with it.
Never in their wildest imaginations could the terrorists -- and who, in the end, are they, except flimsy fabrications in an impenetrable global network of empire?
Goldsmith and Echeverría have a similar opinion: printing out the web lends this whirling, fleeting ultra-network a sense (however flimsy) of stillness and permanence, and it allows people to begin to process its inestimable dimensions in a physical space.
Despite the choppy seas, networks use the same flimsy rubber dinghies throughout the year.
Singing shows like X-Factor and The Voice are crushing it on network television, but viewers can only submit flimsy votes for their favorites.
How do "bad" shows like many of those on the Cartoon Network -- shows with low production values, sloppy dialogue, flimsy premises, yet no reflexivity, either, about their badness -- develop such devoted cult followings?
The incident got me thinking about the strange and flimsy evidence we use to judge the contextless people we meet outside our existing social networks, whether online or off.
Beneath flimsy leafy shoots, some grow large woody structures as much as one metre wide, while others form branched networks of stems measuring up to 10 metres across.
They formed morals patrols at the university, commanded entire units of the flimsy police force, and moved into positions of power in the company that controls the vast oil-processing and transportation network.
