Sentence examples for considered shaky from inspiring English sources

"The poll numbers show it passing, but with a level of support in the low 50s, which is considered shaky ground," Mr. Schnur said.

Mr. Kitao has questioned whether Softbank can assume the risk of a bank that has a sizable portfolio of bad loans, particularly at a time when Softbank's own financial structure is considered shaky.

But, the heart association committee making the endorsement said, hypothermia was abandoned in the United States because it was difficult and even as late as 2000, when the association updated its cardiac care guidelines, the evidence of benefits was considered shaky.

Four games over 12 days in which Shane Battier averaged 17 points and nearly 10 rebounds and held the Duke Blue Devils together through what for a perennial power is considered a shaky stretch.

David Leland, the state Democratic chairman, whose rank-and-file organization is considered dangerously shaky by many local politicians, insisted that "a citizens' army is in place" to deliver the state for Mr. Gore.

"It's a strong outcome when you consider the shaky conditions that exist in countries like the United States and in Europe," Swan told reporters.

DeMarco Murray (DAL) vs. Kansas City — Considering the shaky health of Tony Romo (bruised ribs) and Dez Bryant (sprained ankle), one would expect the Cowboys to ride the running game more in Week 2. They certainly don't want a battered Romo serving up another 55 pass attempts as he did Sunday night.

For its part Morgan Stanley's chief executive, John Mack, has spoken publicly in the last few weeks about not rushing to repay the funds just yet considering the shaky economy and the burden of deteriorating assets still on its books.

Considering how shaky the economy is, he said, "we're going to have to figure out ways to put the pressure on the way a bankruptcy court would, demand accountability, demand serious changes.

But that contest was part of a national landslide, and Bush's commitment to the pro-life cause was widely considered to be a shaky one.

CNN Money's chosen data is particularly shaky, considering their statistic on the continuous rise in shoplifting measures from 2007, before the recession began.