Sentence examples for been so shaky that from inspiring English sources

Its finances have been so shaky that it has not been able to pay her for years, he said.

Fannie Mae, a government-backed mortgage giant, is so shaky that a federal bailout is planned.

The receiving corps is so shaky that the team looked at the former Jet Fred Coleman this week.

The Russians say their markets are so shaky that they face an emergency and cannot afford long negotiations.

The problems come when entire fields are so shaky that outsiders – and even insiders – don't know what to believe.

The bond markets were so shaky that major corporations refrained from raising capital unless they needed it badly.

But the economics of cabaret are so shaky that a lucrative role on Broadway or a TV series will always pre-empt a nightclub engagement.

It became the Great Depression because once a setback occurred, a financial system based on gold was so shaky that normal recovery was difficult and, perhaps, impossible.

Our once active toddler could no longer even hold his head up, let alone walk, and his hands were so shaky that he could barely hold a toy.

"The fundamental underpinnings are so shaky that I have no confidence whatsoever that any so-called relationship between the price of gold and anything else is a stable relationship," Mr. Kinniry said.

Herst, who was present as the complainant, says that Cosey's hands were so shaky that he could barely hold a pen, and that the signature he finally managed to produce was illegible.