He was also quite good in Quantum of Solace, an underrated smash hit which suffered from shaky Bourne action cam syndrome and a shaky script.
The grounds in international law for military action are shaky, though.
Webber got off to a shaky start, but the action behind him - with his teammate, Vettel, passing Kubica - helped get him through the first corner in the lead.
A former foreign minister, Tony Lloyd, on the BBC's On the Record, spoke of "deep unease" among Labour MPs over Iraq, while Donald Anderson, chairman of the foreign affairs select committee, said the legal basis for action was "shaky".
A shaky, handheld camera, tracking the action back and forth.
Mr. Bush's suggestion that the recent housing declines should be seen as a normal market correction from past excesses and that the government should avoid interfering with the process carries political risks at a time when some people are losing their homes, lending institutions are shaky and Democrats are demanding action.
As well as providing a shaky basis to build effective actions, the Reef 2050 Plan has few measurable or realistic targets.
When we lack a sense of past and future, the present feels like a shaky platform, an uncertain basis for action.
Indeed, if the president attempts to revoke or downsize a monument designation, such actions would be on shaky, if any, legal ground.
In taking such action the police are on shaky legal ground.
