Sentence examples for has shaky from inspiring English sources
But it has shaky legal ground to do so.
Spain tends to have longer-lived, solid governments; Italy has shaky coalitions.
If you have a building that has shaky foundations, you don't add another storey to it.
One of the most effective arguments used by proponents of creationism or intelligent design to create the impression that the scientific consensus on evolution has shaky foundations is that evolution is "just a theory".
ECONOMISTS have long warned that America's fast-growing economy has shaky underpinnings: the jobs market has lagged the recovery; America's current-account deficit has swollen to record levels; consumer spending is increasingly tied to prices in the frothy housing market (see article); oil prices are at their highest level in real terms since the early 1980s; and much, much more.
Lots of states have shaky public finances.
The winds and brasses had shaky moments.
They have had shaky moments in their last two games.
And they have shaky defenses that can be burned by passes.
Pretty much all the adored monsters of rock had shaky relationships with the press.
