Sentence examples for shaky because of from inspiring English sources

Had A.I.G. collapsed, it would have caused severe problems for the European banks, which were already shaky because of their Eastern European exposure.

Since he succeeded Mr. Blair in 2007, Mr. Brown's position has sometimes seemed shaky because of efforts to force him out.

Those exultations, which he unleashed frequently, were the show's highlight, with Mr. Bradley holding big notes that sounded shaky because of his rasp, but were deeply powerful.

Many members are being lobbied by neighborhood bar and restaurant owners who say that their businesses are already shaky because of fizzling tourism.

Mafia experts believe that Alphonse Persico's leadership is shaky because of the gun conviction in February and a separate loan sharking and fraud inquiry centering on him that federal prosecutors in Brooklyn disclosed in October.

In a statement on the party's Web site, one official, Andrei Isayev, called for Mr. Mironov to resign, and said Mr. Mironov "thinks that the situation has become shaky because of the crisis and he is trying to run from the ship like a rat".

The system is shaky; because so much of their music is improvised, rehearsal becomes even more crucial.

Mr. Bochner said his business usually did well in a shaky economy because of his lower prices.

There was no way that Murrow could tough out his shaky scoop because of the financial pressure brought upon CBS by its parent company, the Connecticut School of Broadcasting.

For the second year in a row, the UN budgetary situation appeared to be in better health, although it remained on shaky grounds because of nonpayment and slow payment of dues.

Set in the 11th-century city-state of Syracuse, the opera is a "Romeo and Juliet" tale of warring families forced into a shaky truce because of threats from a common enemy, the Moorish clan of Solamir.