Sentence examples for too flimsy for from inspiring English sources

It used some newer techniques the senior mathematician probably couldn't have learned -- a resolution too flimsy for the issues posed.

This time the judge ruled that the prosecution case against Mr Anwar was too flimsy for a conviction; the DNA evidence, in particular, was unreliable.

Although Fox News and other conservative outlets gave Republicans prominent coverage, most media outlets concluded that evidence of wrongdoing was too flimsy for substantial attention.

When Mr. Kataoka first came to New York from Japan, he began renting teaching space in various dance studios downtown, but found them too flimsy for kendo practice.

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.

Exxon Mobil, which helped select the panel and partly funded the rescue of some of the whales in 2008, rejects the conclusion, contending that the evidence is too flimsy for a determination that could have a far-reaching impact.

A roof over your head If canvas feels too flimsy, you could opt for a camping barn or "stone tent".

Some of the demonstrators say themselves that these demands are too flimsy, that they're not a basis for going forward.

Hemlines were sky high, and around half of the tops proved too flimsy to preserve a lady's modesty, even for a 50 yard catwalk stroll.

But resignations also reflect and worsen weakness, because a government that acquiesces to calls for ministerial heads is perceived as too flimsy to resist them.

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