Sentence examples for shaky chance from inspiring English sources

But a tentative agreement last month has done little to quell hostilities on the battlefield, and the International Crisis Group has called the talks "a shaky chance for peace".

Shaky future Ciller's chance Dumamonger Don't bless my souls ReprintsThe Germans were having none of it.

Shaky future Ciller's chance Dumamonger Don't bless my souls ReprintsAt first glance the sum needed for the Eurofighter to take off is not worth a row.

Being nervous or shaky will increase your chance of falling.

Republican leaders assailed the bill as an infringement on free speech and the First Amendment, and its chances are shaky in the Senate.

If not, it may jeopardise not only Iceland's EU application public support for joining has dropped sharply but also Ms Sigurdardottir's shaky coalition and Icelanders' chances of ever regaining their enviably high living standards.

So four spades, with a shaky 4-3 fit, had a chance, but four hearts, with a solid 6-3 fit, had none.

[A1.] New Effort to Revalue Japan Banks Japan's Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi asked financial regulators to carefully revalue bank loan books in the hopes of calming investors, who are unsure which of Japan's shaky banks have the best chance of surviving.

And, let's face it, voters may end up allergic to non-B.C.S. conference teams when it comes to picking them No. 1 or No. 2. Louisiana State WHY IT HAS A CHANCE The Tigers' shaky performance in Seattle to open the year looks better now that U.S.C. lost there.

The episode, on Wednesday evening, was certain to deepen the skepticism about the chances for a shaky cease-fire negotiated by Kofi Annan, the former United Nations secretary general.

A disjointed attacking display prevented them from creating any clear-cut chances and a shaky defensive shape suggested that their frailties from last year hadn't been entirely ironed out.