Sentence examples for for flimsy from inspiring English sources

Cases are postponed for flimsy reasons, wasting everyone's time.

The Mayor's alternative preference, for expansion at Stansted, had been dismissed for "flimsy reasons".

Or follow @yalefruitreport on Twitter to discover which dining halls have the best fruit ("Yummy peaches in Calhoun!") and which don't ("Watch out for flimsy grapefruit in Commons").

But MPs can't get away with simply pasting their current penchant for flimsy policy into an online format, hope people click on it, and be done with it.

"Fortunately for the less experienced groups, a great lead singer can compensate for a lousy arrangement, physical grace can compensate for flimsy choreography, and good looks and charisma can compensate for pretty much anything, even bad pitch.

Good architects are employed to win outline planning, then ditched for a cheaper alternative; high-quality materials are substituted for flimsy plastic panels – all in the name of viability.

Heads of state have been chosen for flimsier reasons.

The trial was criticised internationally for judicial improprieties and for using flimsy evidence to impose a stiff penalty.

"Push from your nipples," Eddie Hall says, towering over me as I lie prone and weak beneath him, him the most colossal man on Earth, me a sort of inverse Eddie Hall, somehow weak for my size, flimsy for my height.

And the reduced regulation enables con artists to operate for decades, creating the appearance of stability for their flimsy empires.

Now for the flimsy political reason.