Sentence examples for relatively shaky from inspiring English sources

His own form had been patchy through that period but, after a relatively shaky start, he has quickly found his feet at Stamford Bridge.

Toni Brisby told the public inquiry by videolink that she thought it contained "relatively shaky evidence".

"But I equally think it's not acceptable to vilify a hospital, the way Stafford Hospital is vilified, on the basis of relatively shaky evidence from the Healthcare Commission".

"Informal arrangements are by their very definition relatively shaky, and they can regularly be challenged," he said.

Even sub-orbital space tourism is still taking its first shaky steps, relatively speaking, so that's quite the leapfrog if Musk and co.

With OWN on relatively steady footing after a shaky start, Winfrey has taken on film roles ("Lee Daniels The Butlerr") and is considering starring in a drama on Broadway. .

Ethiopia is a close ally of the U.S. and given that the political climate in neighbouring countries like Eritrea, Somalia, Sudan and Egypt is fairly shaky, keeping Ethiopia relatively stable is seen as key to preventing chaos in the region.

Some were Bs in the most precise sense, produced to run on the bottom of double bills by a low-budget unit of one of the major studios or by one of the smaller, so-called Poverty Row outfits, from the relatively well-off Monogram to shakier ventures such as Producers Releasing Corporation PRCCorporation PRC

"The claim that deportation policy has made the United States safer is on very shaky ground" because a relatively small portion of people deported have been convicted of violent crimes, she added.

"They had a shaky patch but they came relatively good again in the recent Six Nations.

But with credit tight, household income relatively flat and the job market still shaky, the question, said Kolko, is whether those people will take a leap into the housing market and buy.