Sentence examples for is shaky to from inspiring English sources

All this wisdom is shaky to some degree.

His grasp of the details of economics and finance is shaky, to say the least.But Mr McCain is also a brave politician, who has often tried to do the difficult not the expedient thing.

The Bush administration and Britain — their credibility after Iraq is shaky to say the least — aren't the only ones who believe that Tehran wants to do a lot more than generate electricity.

Under international law Japan's claim that Okinotorishima counts as an island (thus permitting an EEZ stretching out in a 200-miles radius) is shaky, to put it mildly.Given the potential territorial and resource benefits, neither country's hysteria over the Senkaku seems quite so outlandish.

This week, however, the Sudanese government which has recently been trying to distance itself from Islamic ideologues was anxiously rushing to assure the world that it was "not connected with what happened in the United States .Mr bin Laden has also been linked, though the evidence is shaky, to the killing and humiliating of American peacekeepers in Somalia in 1993.

London Irish's defence is shaky... to say the least!

Love may be stretching the definition, as the marriage with Gibbs would appear to be shaky to say the least.

"If the initial returns from the market look like being shaky to negative, I'd think there would be a case for the Fed to move".

But tenant advocates and many Democratic legislators contend that the measures would hurt only speculative developers whose financial plans were shaky to begin with.

It is history now, but let me just say the foundations of the eurozone were shaky to start with.

But when I switched to using the cane with my left hand after having the right hip replaced, it was shaky to say the least.