Sentence examples for Become shaky from inspiring English sources

The financial empire had become shaky, however.

In Zimbabwe, however, that assumption has become shaky.

Recently, the oil and gas investment climate in Kazakhstan has become shaky, victim to capricious regulation and corrupt dealing.

The Philippines, it was judged, "would become shaky" and "the threat to India on the west, Australia and New Zealand to the South, and Taiwan, Korea, and Japan to the north would be greatly increased.

The exquisite balance that long characterized Manhattan - between skyscrapers and brownstones, between immensity and intimacy, between greed and grace - has become shaky, and in many places it is but a memory.

In a statement on the party's Web site, one official, Andrei Isayev, called for Mr. Mironov to resign, and said Mr. Mironov "thinks that the situation has become shaky because of the crisis and he is trying to run from the ship like a rat".

Mr Yeltsin has become much friendlier with the main non-communist contender, Mr Luzhkov, whose own position has become shakier thanks in part to Moscow's troubled finances.

As the bond auctions thus become more expensive for governments, their fiscal positions will become shakier, leading to more warnings from ratings agencies like Standard & Poor's and, inevitably, higher yields.

And as the business becomes shaky, so do her prospects of ever escaping it and moving on to any kind of conventional life.

It is peculiar how his place with the Jets became shaky for some of the same reasons that he has been appreciated here.

By 1941 he was having trouble controlling a pencil, and his handwriting became shaky and so cramped that a magnifying glass was needed to read it.