Sentence examples for certainly shaky from inspiring English sources

The future of the Eurozone is uncertain and certainly shaky given the recent developments.

Later Allen Shawn would wonder if the problems with Mary contributed to his father's "turning partially away from the family," adding that while he doesn't believe that "these additional pressures caused Mary's institutionalization," they certainly "contributed to the shaky marital environment in which the decisions" about her were being made.

If the patriarchy wasn't exactly collapsing on Sunday night, it certainly looked a little shaky. .

There are certainly corporations (especially GM and Chrysler, shaky automakers whose survival depends on manufacturing affordable hybrids with Bolivia's lithium) for which the continued export of Latin American goods is crucial.

Although his historical grasp can seem a mite shaky, Mr. Posen certainly brings fresh conviction to his ideas.

It certainly got off to a shaky start, with Farage admitting so in an interview with the BBC's Newsnight this week, saying he had made mistakes by trying to pack too much into his schedule.

While this is certainly a uniquely sophistic (and shaky) argument, it is important to note that the Canadian producers and their U.S. partners are indeed attempting to stage an end-run around opposition to the pipeline by increasing their reliance on rail cars to deliver tar sands.    .

Certainly video on those devices is shaky enough to warrant such a product.

Klein seems to be a given to be a Heisman finalist, but any shot at winning the award almost certainly calls for a huge game against a shaky Texas defense.

In the last decade, there have been seven managers at the ever-shaky helm of, as their devoted and certainly lovelorn fans call them, the Cubbies.

Barnes's shaky sequence to start his fourth round almost certainly led other players to conclude their chances had markedly improved.