Sentence examples for might be shaky from inspiring English sources

Leslie and Milton are proven leaders in the paint, but L.A. might be shaky at point guard.

Confidence in big banks and stock markets might be shaky, but the crudest form of trade — abducting and bartering people — seems alive and well.

Facebook tells me it foresees desktop streaming to be useful for activities like Q&As and vlogging where holding your phone in your hand might be shaky and annoying for both creators and viewers.

The table might only be shaky because of the way it has been positioned or bumped.

The game could have been the last for Golden State coach Mark Jackson, who might be on shaky ground with Warriors ownership despite presiding over the long-struggling franchise's best two-year stretch in two decades.

For those who fear that the Museum of Freedom might be a shaky bulwark in defense of civil liberties, Mr. Posner should be a reassuring presence: his group helped write three amicus briefs on behalf of José Padilla, the American "dirty bomb" suspect who is being held as an enemy combatant.

Because these differences start out slight when domestication first begins, Davis says the team might be on "shaky ground" drawing conclusions about the earliest stages of domestication.

The institute won a similar dispute against Auburn University, and free speech scholars opined Fuchs might be on shaky legal ground.

A couple of top notes might have been shaky, but what mattered more was the courageous intensity of her singing.

The demographics can be shaky?

Don't be shaky or too crazy.