Sentence examples for was flimsy to from inspiring English sources
"The prosecution's evidence was flimsy to begin with, and has since been reduced to rubble by facts arising after trial," he wrote.
They're all asking for you backstage... .. Another thing about Caroline's characters – their disguises were flimsy to the point of nonexistent.
Their tag as the "NatWest Three" invites comparison with victims of wrongful imprisonment such as the Birmingham Six, the Guildford Four and the Maguire Seven – but the parallels are flimsy, to put it mildly.
But Democrats said the governor's justification for a publicly financed jaunt to Europe was flimsy at best.
So the U.S. News algorithm relies instead on proxies for quality — and the proxies for educational quality turn out to be flimsy at best.
This, presumably, is what the architects themselves hope for - especially this year, when the foundations of the financial markets underpinning so much new building are proving to be flimsy at best.
So the U.S. News algorithm relies instead on proxies for quality and the proxies for educational quality turn out to be flimsy at best.Take the category of "faculty resources," which counts for twenty per cent of an institution's score.
(Since these are flimsy at best, try to avoid the situation altogether by knowing your parents' plans and mall habits ahead of time).
The defence around a ruck on the line was flimsy enough for Denis Leamy to stretch out an arm for a burglar's try.
The evidence to support this theory is flimsy at best.
