| However, several strands are left untied, or, more frustratingly, are only flimsily tied to the main story. |
| In 2008 the generals egged on the constitutional court to ban AK on flimsily documented charges that it was seeking to impose sharia law. |
| Its American cousin makes a poor apology for a nest, it is true, merely a loose bundle or platform of sticks, as flimsily put together as a dove's nest. |
| The challenge will be crucial because nowhere in the country is the party more flimsily represented than on our own Town Council. |
| I struggled flimsily to argue as he gesticulated erratically before me. |
| Instead she serves up flimsily anecdotal evidence in support of her broader arguments. |
