Sentence examples for flimsy results from inspiring English sources

Virtually all of them were hustling to the airport after five days of meetings, which included plenty of discussions but flimsy results.

All these numbers, Mr. Curtin, owed their longevity to "a vast inertia, as historians have copied over and over again the flimsy results of insubstantial guesswork".

But what Australian rugby fans have seen instead has been three error-strewn performances, marred by poor ball skills, bad decision-making and flimsy defense, which has resulted in Australia's sliding to fourth in the world rankings behind New Zealand, South Africa and England.

The metal was too often worked cold, using thin members; and the resulting construction was flimsy.

As a result, "Cheat" feels flimsy, even at a mere 90 minutes, and artificially weighty as directed with oppressive earnestness by Joan Vail Thorne.

But such a result would mean a flimsy mandate for whoever ends up heading the government until the end of 2003.

The argument that the reform will result in savings also looks flimsy.

The most common objection to grounding rights in such a theory is that the resulting rights will be too flimsy.

It could be the result of the leakage current due to its flimsy thickness.

Driven by growing literacy rates among the working class, the result was a flood of cheap identikit books, all flimsy paper and cardboard covers.

And many of the search results don't refer to actual people, so the leads are flimsy at best.