"Flimsy reasons" refers to weak or unconvincing justifications or explanations that may lack substance, evidence, or logic.
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Evidence that this is not an uncommon phenomenon and that many directors depart
for flimsy reasons — such as -LSB-...]
Being slighted at one's own party may seem a
rather flimsy reason for self - mutilation and abandonment.
Admittedly this is a lot of semantics, but the basic point is, that is a
reallllllly flimsy reason to say Link has to be male.
I find it ridiculous that whereas I had written a petition alerting the appropriate authorities of the financial malfeasances at Aso Savings and Loans, rather than take the necessary action against the company and the persons so identified, I am being maligned and my name being dragged to the mud
for flimsy reasons.»
Customers offered vague,
flimsy reasons for needing more oxycodone supply — «increase in foot traffic»; «more business» — and they'd get it.
The only explanation the Verge gave is a note on its website that the item had been removed «at the request of the copyright owner» (i.e. Sony)--
a flimsy reason given the newsworthiness of the contract and the slim chance that Sony would actually sue, let alone prevail, in court.
Faith: Your comment is indicative of
the flimsy reasoning and faulty arguments of god - believers.
With Salah and Edin Dzeko coming onboard, Iturbe and his non-European lineage and lack of backdoor passport skills would make a good counter balance for Roma's newest Non-EU acquisitions, but again, that's
flimsy reasoning for a potential financial loss.
Ryan Gosling's character is haunted long before he learns his brother is dead and we are given
a flimsy reason why in the last half hour of the film.
They are often the same style of bonus level but given
a flimsy reason to re-tread old ground.
Lets also assume that company A approved only 1 claim and denied 4 claims for
flimsy reasons.
Governments don't abandon dominant leadership positions for
flimsy reasons.