Sentence examples for be shaky because of from inspiring English sources

The table might only be shaky because of the way it has been positioned or bumped.

Mafia experts believe that Alphonse Persico's leadership is shaky because of the gun conviction in February and a separate loan sharking and fraud inquiry centering on him that federal prosecutors in Brooklyn disclosed in October.

The system is shaky; because so much of their music is improvised, rehearsal becomes even more crucial.

Similarly, the embezzlement charge was shaky because Ibrāhīm's handling of the grant money had been properly audited.

Another juror, Gretchen Flores, 22, a paralegal, said last night that three jurors believed that the testimony of Laura Weiner, the eyewitness who said she had seen Mr. Drake throw the brick, was shaky because she circled a picture of another man in an array of police photographs, but then picked Mr. Drake out of a lineup.

All many of the girls on these streets have is each other, although even that is shaky, "because there's so many fake people out there," says Taylor.

Not surprisingly, the Opera Orchestra's overall performance of "Otello" was shaky, probably because during rehearsals and in concert everyone involved was trying to accommodate Mr. Bergonzi.

Social Security is shaky precisely because it is pay-as-you-go.

Theory in the absence of sufficient data is shaky ground for enactment of new policy.

Many members are being lobbied by neighborhood bar and restaurant owners who say that their businesses are already shaky because of fizzling tourism.

Experts say that while a mixture of outdated taxes and poor management precipitated the current crisis the region's long-term economic health has been shaky for some time, largely because of those silent mills.