Sentence examples for is pretty shaky from inspiring English sources

If you use artificial sweeteners to control your weight, you should know that the support for that strategy is pretty shaky.

The Brazilians followed up his statement with taxes on currency inflows (see Free Exchange).But the evidence for Mr Mantega's case is pretty shaky.

She performed a similar disembowelling in September, when she reviewed Naomi Wolf's Vagina: A New Biography – "Wolf literally does not understand the meaning of 'literally' and her grasp of the scientific research she has read is pretty shaky too".

And hey, as someone whose knowledge of plant names and biology is pretty shaky, maybe I actually learned something.

Before anything else, let's just admit that the basis for the rumor is pretty shaky, although the idea of a 3D Star Wars has been around for years.

But even Fouchier emphasizes that, in many ways, the ferret model "is pretty shaky" and can lead to misleading conclusions, as it did with a study by his group when the 2009 pandemic H1N1 (pH1N1) virus emerged.

Mr. Davis said he had the impression that "things were pretty shaky" with the investments.

She did not leave her house for more than two weeks after the attack, she said, adding: "I was pretty shaky for quite a while.

"But when we look at the questions they can answer and the ones most of them get wrong," Mr. Damasio said, "we see that many students are pretty shaky on the terminology of economics and on the actual ways that government and financial systems work".

Sanitation and health control measures are pretty shaky, though not unheard of.

The combination of a cropped sensor and no image stabilization means that your video will probably be pretty shaky.