Sentence examples for a shaky record from inspiring English sources
But leaving security to the Yemenis meant, in effect, that the Navy was relying on a government with a shaky record in dealing with terrorist groups.
As a fulfillment of the implications of its title, the Next Wave has two related problems: an overreliance on a core group of artists and a shaky record of cultivating exciting new artists.
Carbon trading has had a shaky record elsewhere in the world.
Facebook has a shaky record on privacy, in particular a big set of unilateral privacy changes in 2009 that pushed users to share things with "everyone".
On November 7, 2011, he uploaded a shaky recording of one of his songs to Facebook.
"He's got a very shaky record," Robert Hornak, a spokesman for the Queens Republican Party, said of Mr. Weprin.
He will stir up powerful hostility, unlike a candidate such as [Alain] Juppé." This view is echoed by a top Socialist: "An incumbent president, with a possibly shaky record, would much rather run against an opponent with a poor record".
If George Allen DOES win the Republican primary, he's got a very shaky record to run on.
Although African airlines in general have a shaky safety record, Ethiopian Airlines has a relatively good history.
Agbar, too, has a shaky track record in some other states.
It's worth noting that Schmidt has a shaky track record on predictions.
