Sentence examples for based on the shaky from inspiring English sources
"Mack and Mabel," long said to be one of Mr. Herman's favorite scores, is based on the shaky love affair between Mack Sennett, who pioneered silent-film comedy, and the actress Mabel Normand.
These arguments are very interesting, but they are based on the shaky science of very small numbers.
This reasoning is based on the shaky logic that sanitary products do not prevent illness, unlike condoms, lube, and nicotine patches.
Furthermore, the specific complaints of the correspondents are based on the shakiest of assumptions, not least that there is no foreign sector in the economy that can absorb the impact of changes in government borrowing.
But when something's based on fairly shaky foundations, one crack appears and the whole thing falls apart – and in my late teens I started to have questions.
But most Republicans feel that a president's prominence ought to subject him to a higher standard.The White House attack on the obstruction-of-justice charge may prove successful; but its defence against perjury seems shakier, based on the same tortuous thinking as Mr Clinton's definitions of "sexual relations".
"We had this shaky evidence, based on the genome and on unpublished data," Dr. McDaniel said.
Based on the lower-than-expected sales last quarter and a shaky economic climate, Michael Lehman, Sun's chief financial officer, revised his revenue estimates for the year slightly downward.
In contrast, mice were selected based on the looped tail phenotype for Vangl2 Lp /+ and shaky-head behavior for Celsr1 Crsh /+, making it possible that genetic modifiers of these phenotypes have been retained, in addition to the causative mutation.
Reaction to the conviction based on the BEOS test has stirred up the neuroscience community, eliciting responses such as "shaky at best", "interesting and disturbing" and "not… credible".
