Sentence examples for incredibly flimsy from inspiring English sources
The wall between the two now appears incredibly flimsy but, I assume, was easier to maintain in those nearly unimaginable pre-internet days.
(And then his education minister, Simon Birmingham, tried to implausibly claim data showed the extra money would not make any difference – evidence experts described as "incredibly flimsy").
Education experts have accused the Turnbull government of using "incredibly flimsy evidence" to support its claim that more schools funding does not deliver better student results and have demanded the release of data to properly test the crucial assertion.
But education experts contacted by Guardian Australia described that analysis as "incredibly flimsy" and "simplistic" and called for the public release of the underlying data to test the impact of consistent extra funding on disadvantaged schools – which was the key point of the Gonski plan for needs-based funding to stop struggling schools and students from falling further behind.
The schools education program director at the Grattan Institute, Peter Goss, said "the analysis the minister has released is incredibly flimsy given the importance of the underlying question" and described the link between student performance and funding as "vexed and complex".
Pop that bad boy off though (be careful!), and you'll be looking at an incredibly flimsy piece of plastic.
I've always been really into the Jumbled Assembly of Not Particularly Well Done Pencil Drawings of Groups of Famous People Plastered Onto a Flimsy A3 Poster That You Only Find in Local Department Stores aesthetic so this picture of Avicii is incredibly, incredibly up my alley.
He justifies his martial rule on flimsy grounds: to protect the country; to prevent international terrorists from threatening world peace; and, incredibly, to build genuine democracy - the same argument he used when he took power eight years ago.
