Sentence examples for effects of the shaky from inspiring English sources

What else do you want?" Santas aren't the only ones noticing the effects of the shaky economy.

Taft's encouragement of U.S. business, especially in the Caribbean, where he felt that investors would have a stabilizing effect on the shaky governments of the region, came in for the sharpest criticism.

On the Tower's wobbly sound effects echo the shaky sentiments.

Clothing sales are down 5percentt for the year, and no one is sure if the combined psychological effects of Sept. 11 and the shaky economy will dull spending.

The global financial crisis – from which Lebanon remained largely protected due to its cautious banking practices – had the effect of accelerating the flow of capital from shakier shores into the Beiruti building boom.

The overall effect would be increased compliance by the shaky new democracies which were accepted into the Council of Europe following the break-up of the Soviet Union.

The potential physical and psychological effects of benzodiazepine and alcohol withdrawal include shaky hands, sweating, mild to severe anxiety, nausea, vomiting, headaches, insomnia, and urges to drink or to take pills.

Yet those same people also say they worry about the effects of such large-scale offerings on Italy's already shaky real estate market and declining residential prices.

Some of the biggest China IPOs due this year are in the shaky sector of banking.

If all data is "relevant," it makes a mockery of the already shaky concept of relevance.

The shaky link of the evening was, surprisingly, Valery Gergiev.