Sentence examples for much too flimsy from inspiring English sources

SOME of Mr. Obama's top advisers worried that the intelligence suggesting that Bin Laden was in the Abbottabad compound was circumstantial and much too flimsy to justify the risks involved.

No, one or two statistics and a single Fed announcement are much too flimsy to use to gauge future inflation.

In other areas language has been much too weak and much too flimsy for anyone to take seriously.

Butterfly nets are typically too flimsy to be of much use.

"It's too flimsy".

They are too flimsy".

Cassettes were too flimsy, fading and snapping as time passed.

Mr Kan's hold over his own party has grown too flimsy for his bold promises to reform Japan's tax and social-security system, and open the country to free trade, to carry much weight.

Some of the hard boom has proved too flimsy to hold up.

At the time, however, the China suspicion was judged too flimsy to warrant the bosses' attention.

Too much, too soon?