Sentence examples for because of the shaky from inspiring English sources

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.

The Mets were 2-4 in extra-inning games before Tuesday, in part because of the shaky performance of their bullpen.

Mr. Pataki continues to maintain that the state cannot afford more than the $83.6 billion he proposed in January because of the shaky economy.

For months, Mr. Pataki has said the state cannot afford to spend more than the $83.6 billion he proposed in January because of the shaky national economy.

Not because of the shaky stock market, Mr. Schweppe insisted, but because home values are inflated due to the tight inventory and because overpricing feeds on itself.

Because of the apparently shaky case the US has against Kim, it wasn't completely surprising to discover after grilling him about the accusations and evidence in the indictment that Kim is not really the maniacal individual that he's been painted as.

Running back Adrian Peterson is back, though, as is Percy Harvin, and they will have to create plenty of opportunities because the shaky offensive line figures to make McNabb's job difficult.

Thousands of people are leaving relatively uneventful rural areas to seek refuge even in Mogadishu, Somalia's bullet-riddled capital, which has experienced a mass exodus for years because of fighting between the shaky government and Islamist militants.

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.

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