Sentence examples for because of a shaky from inspiring English sources

Verdict: Worth a ninth-round pick because of a shaky field that seems to get thinner by the day.

Nonetheless, the Scottish courts succeeded in tying their trousers in a knot, in part because of a shaky eyewitness identification of the senior operative who was thought to have purchased the clothing to go in the suitcase bomb.

Tim Salmon, 34, is not as swift in right field as he once was and may spend a chunk of the season at designated hitter because of a shaky left knee.

The official answer is that they didn't address it because they don't want to rattle housing markets in the midst of a shaky recovery.

Check out this little picture of a shaky shaky phone playing music.

And because a shaky hand causes random movements, each frame is degraded differently.

Self-love is difficult, because "self" is a shaky idea.

The natives are restless because of an unpopular war, a shaky economy, gaping state deficits and unhappiness with politics as usual.

The years he spent translating Ruskin can be felt pressing on every sentence in his novel, because although Proust had a shaky grasp of English (one friend claimed that he probably couldn't have ordered a cutlet in an English restaurant), he claimed to know Ruskin 'by heart', and it is by learning Ruskin off by heart that he learnt how to describe the workings of his own heart.

Others stay put because of the shaky economy or the difficulty of selling a home or getting a mortgage.

"We weren't so concerned about Groupon, because of the shaky stock market," said Frederick Moran, an analyst at the Benchmark Company.