Sentence examples for continue to wobble from inspiring English sources

Grellman, of the hospital association, said that by not addressing Medi-Cal and Medicaid, the proposal amounts to "tinker[ing] around the edges". "You've got this wobbly table that is going to continue to wobble," Grellman said.

South Africa and the Southern African Development Community, the 15-country regional club, continue to wobble and waffle, with South Africa's ousted president, Thabo Mbeki, as feeble as ever in his mandated role as mediator.

In the meantime, Ceta negotiators haven't come to an agreement yet and so the talks will continue to wobble along - as if on hockey skates, trying not to fall flat on their face.

A few cracks are showing, but given its staying power, there's every chance this monolith could continue to wobble unsteadily for another generation. .

It continues to wobble between confrontation and compromise with the government.

And so if the Haitian government continues to wobble, it's not much of a mystery.

If the euro continues to wobble, expect more bad news on the inflation front.In this section Profits?

Oil prices continued to wobble after Saudi Arabia said it saw no need to reduce its output to prop up the market.

But the alternative is more foreclosures, further price declines and — as the housing market continues to wobble — an endangered economic recovery.

QUESTION FROM DYLAN SCOTT: If legislation continues to wobble, and the Democrats lose a majority at the midterms, is health care reform under the Obama administration done?

At every step it looks as though he is going to fall into the abyss, and yet, somehow, he continues to wobble forward.