Sentence examples for flimsy research from inspiring English sources

Along the way, he argues that many of the pat principles bandied about in the business world are based on misguided thinking and flimsy research.

Flimsy medical research claims that cheerfulness can improve the immune system.

"The findings appear to be based on the flimsiest of research evidence".Schools 'failing brightest pupils'.

Weed is an aphrodisiac, wine can improve libido, and beer can make dicks harder we've heard it all, from the best researched to the flimsiest of claims.

This cuteness enhances the research's flimsy women's-­magazine feel, as does the breathless capitalizing: "Sticking It Out," "the Big Love," "Good Guys and Wonderful Wives".

Collins, the force behind the mapping of the human genome and now the director of the National Human Genome Research Institute, accused the firm of hijacking drug research with flimsy patents covering huge strips of so-called junk DNA, biological bits once thought insignificant but now central to the work of disease hunters.

The group claims in a recent report that WUR, which depends on contracts for half of its research budget, often uses flimsy evidence to act as an "advertising agency" for the dairy lobby.

Our research suggests that 'similarity' is a flimsy, very personal construct based on conflated micro and macro contextual characteristics and that this leads to stereotyped generalizations that can interfere with the Reverse Innovation process.

However there is another benefit to well-conducted research, which is that many drugs initiatives are based on flimsy evidence.

Crowe says that Stone was "chief among those who did tireless research" in preparation for the role, but it's a flimsy defense.

There are a lot of people doing great work around the country," Shelton said, countering some flimsy criticism lobbed at Zuckerberg about barging into to areas others have researched for years.