Sentence examples for is considered flimsy from inspiring English sources

The evidence against Ethel Rosenberg, however, is considered flimsy at best.

That conviction is considered flimsy because the judge who handed it down acknowledged that he had found no evidence.

But Mr Obama has thus far been forced to rely on authorisations given to his predecessor, George W Bush, in the wake of the 9/11 attacks even though the legal basis for doing so is considered flimsy.

A blood test revealing a 51% red-blood-cell count would be considered flimsy evidence; the suspect could be a lucky athlete endowed with thicker blood.A year before the Sydney games in 2000, however, the IOC got a helping hand from the French national anti-doping laboratory and scientists from the Australian Sport Institute.

For years enameled steel pots were considered lowbrow — flimsy speckled things that were at home over a campfire but not in a bourgeois kitchen.

Until the 9/11 attacks, most passenger aircraft had a fairly flimsy door between the cockpit and the cabin, because an attack on the pilots and a takeover of the aircraft was considered implausible.

This is a flimsy, flat, flaccid view of freedom.

If the foot is flimsy, the ball will make equally flimsy movements and motions.

(The iAlert is especially flimsy).

Truth is a flimsy thing.

The evidence for this is pretty flimsy.