Sentence examples for a shaky base from inspiring English sources
Democrats in and out of the Clinton camp have said that it would be difficult for her to launch a national campaign with a shaky base of support back home.
Modern customer experience is an inverted pyramid that is resting on a shaky base instead of a firm foundation.
It is important to note that British naysayers and critics (Sheppard and Blackwood) said that lithium's use was based on a shaky foundation.
But all this conspicuous consumption is based on a shaky foundation: If something — an attack, a natural disaster or a major oil spill in the Gulf — should put the desalination plants out of operation, the emirate's reserves, now stored in above-ground water tanks, would be exhausted within 48 hours.
That would make for a shaky foundation for large-scale programs to improve environmental health.
Double binds constitute a shaky foundation for consistent practice and for effective public policy.
But the historical record shows that narrow victories can grow into commanding political power; Lyndon B. Johnson's entire subsequent career rested upon the shaky base of a tainted Senate victory in Texas by just 87votess.
In an effort to strengthen his shaky base in the Midwest and the farm belt, the president surprised many delegates by choosing Sen. Bob Dole of Kansas, known as a tough, hard-hitting campaigner, to be his running mate.
Critics accuse Mr. Zelaya, who comes from a well-off family of landowners, of blatant populism and of doling out cash to try to solidify a shaky political base.
In a 2013 article in the Atlantic, Twenge exposed the shaky bases of many of the facts often handed down to women as gospel.
