The flimsy-study applies to spy novels too.
Rarely has such an apparently flimsy work been so poignant.
The DWP cites flimsy international studies to support its claim that sanctions lead to jobs, but has never analysed its own data to discover how stopping benefits affects claimant behaviour or employment outcomes.
Many of the nation's wealthiest people are also its most generous, but he shrugs that off in favor of a flimsy-looking study involving the board game Monopoly.
The whole work feels flimsy.
Chaumeil's work is flimsy and fast.
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.
Porn is an object of lurid fascination in popular science, but based on my conversations with researchers, from their perspective it's a morass of uncertainty, flimsy claims, and, like this University of Nebraska Lincoln study, small sample sizes.
Still, community ecologist Michael Kaspari of the University of Oklahoma, Norman, who did not participate in this study, noted that F. pusillus is "very, very flimsy" and that even young, healthy ants could easily die if left behind.
In the study of an arm on loan from the English Royal Collection, the flimsy fabric swirls into rhythmical folds.
But more studies linking light pollution in bedrooms to problems may prompt people to replace those flimsy blinds with thick curtains.
