Sentence examples for however shaky from inspiring English sources

Whatever his conclusions, however shaky his suppositions, he asks questions that are worth asking.

Still, however shaky its factual foundations, Palin's highly mediatized cookie showdown was a big rhetorical win.

Most local leaders accept that Africa must join the global economy to prosper, however shaky it looks right now.

STEVE COLL: Romney has a sense of personal confidence on the economy — however shaky Bain is as a basis for such confidence — but tonight it is the President who speak easily from intense experience.

Instead of upholding the principles - however shaky - on which our financial system is based, they have entered into the fray of Russian business, and connived in its attempts to subvert and evade those principles.

Fiscal conservatism is, electorally speaking, a spent force: Mr Clinton has brokered a deal (however shaky and however flawed) to balance taxes and spending, so Republicans cannot win votes by attacking their opponents' budget deficits.

The present, however, is still shaky.

His finances, however, remained shaky.

However, Petrus' shaky reputation and inability to recognise his own failings, led to business decisions that took him further into the murky underworld of borrowing more money than he could ever hope to pay back.

The financial empire had become shaky, however.

Bennington's health however, has been shaky.