The phrase "shaky argument" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used to describe an argument or reasoning that is not strong or well-supported. Example: The politician's statement was based on a shaky argument, as it lacked evidence and logical reasoning.
That's really quite a shaky argument when you are going to kill people.
David Davis, who stood against Cameron for the party leadership, said the result was an "unfortunate" setback for the PM but added that Cameron had made "quite a shaky argument" about Assad's responsibility in the attack.
Unlike Iraq in 2003, the triggering event in Syria a decade later is not a shaky argument that the government possesses weapons of mass destruction, but a huge rocket assault that left hundreds of victims convulsing and gasping for breath, glassy-eyed and foaming at the mouth — all classic symptoms of a reaction to poison gas.
Namely, why would sophisticated parties bring such a small transaction to court, and into the public arena, and why would a major dealer risk its reputation with a rather shaky argument, again especially in the context of such a small trade?
Despite this shaky argument for weed's functionality on dates, I continue to believe in my thesis: date plus weed equals bad.
While this is certainly a uniquely sophistic (and shaky) argument, it is important to note that the Canadian producers and their U.S. partners are indeed attempting to stage an end-run around opposition to the pipeline by increasing their reliance on rail cars to deliver tar sands. .
Dolan is fronting this crusade, and the degree of difficulty involved makes going out on a limb with a shaky "First Amendment" argument worth the gamble.
And here's where the "shared heritage" argument gets shaky.
But that legal argument is shaky and has yet to be tested in court.
The innovation argument is shaky at best and, for all of the whining about the tax, which took effect two years ago, the industry appears to be making comfortable profits.
But when it comes to sports, the argument is shakier.
