Sentence examples for distinctly shaky from inspiring English sources
Yet now Ms Yingluck's grip looks distinctly shaky.
Successes may look distinctly shaky once donor funds and NGO support are withdrawn.
Leaving aside such namby-pamby considerations, any idea that Blair secured a lasting settlement looks distinctly shaky at present.
With other investments looking distinctly shaky in the economic crisis, last year gold prices reached record levels.
Although it has a more than respectable story to tell about the economy, the second chapter of its narrative is still distinctly shaky.
It probably hasn't escaped your notice that things are looking distinctly shaky in money land, and to quote the great Irving Berlin, There May Be Trouble Ahead.
Against Thistle it was a shaky defence, or more to the point, a distinctly vulnerable Jozo Simunovic which let them down.
Comments by Mr Gove and Mr Hammond, whose willingness to contemplate leaving the EU (though neither ruled out a successful renegotiation) were also distinctly unhelpful.As support for the amendment grew, Mr Cameron's authority over his party looked shaky indeed.
