Sentence examples for was too flimsy from inspiring English sources
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.
He explained that when confronting robbery suspects the traditional truncheon was too flimsy and officers would often take out pick-axe handles.
This time the judge ruled that the prosecution case against Mr Anwar was too flimsy for a conviction; the DNA evidence, in particular, was ruled unreliable.If the two sodomy charges really were invented by some in UMNO bent on wrecking Mr Anwar's career, then the strategy has backfired.
The justices threw out the 14-year-old conviction of Michael Wearry, whom the justices said was found guilty on evidence that was too flimsy to withstand the weight of due process, and sent the case back for a new trial.
Cassettes were too flimsy, fading and snapping as time passed.
He originally put the cardboard records inside because the covers were too flimsy otherwise.
Alex Byers (@byersalex) FACTCHECK: Punch Pizza is good, but sometimes the dough is too flimsy to hold the toppings.
But if the stalks are too flimsy to poke through the lamb, run a pilot hole through with a skewer.
Here we are in Britain, currently at war with the past over historical male abuses of power, no evidence seemingly being too flimsy to investigate.
