Sentence examples similar to grounds are shaky from inspiring English sources
Trained in cryptography, Kobbi always maintains a healthy level of paranoia, and feels the ground is shaky whenever issues of security and privacy are not formally defined and analysed.
The ground is shaky, but I'll take a stab at investing during a recession.
But I admit this is shaky ground.
Theory in the absence of sufficient data is shaky ground for enactment of new policy.
"A lot of this technology is built around the consumer's home networking infrastructure, and that's shaky ground," says Jupiter's Gartenberg.
An increasingly weakened governing coalition, with the main ally complaining on television about Brazil's current situation, is shaky ground for the president.
Find Common Ground -- Even if It's Shaky Falling in love and finding your soulmate -- that's the easy part.
Nowadays, rugby's right to the moral high ground is increasingly shaky, even with great men such as McCaw around.
The filmmakers also make Lawrence literally as well as figuratively impotent, which is shakier ground.
On shakier ground are three inexperienced managers who turned in disappointing seasons: Dave Martinez in Washington, Mickey Calloway in Queens, and Gabe Kapler in Philadelphia.
His basic worry, that today's financial system rests in part on shaky ground, is perfectly reasonable.
