Sentence examples for shaky climate from inspiring English sources

Perhaps even more telling is that the shaky climate doesn't appear to have secured Noble a discount on FDR.

In New York two museums cut the ribbon in a similarly shaky climate: the Museum of Arts and Design at Columbus Circle and the Brooklyn Children's Museum in Crown Heights both opened in September.

We're in month nine of no state budget, so many businesses aren't going to take a risk by adding jobs or expanding in this shaky climate.

The questions about these regional museums are real, given a shaky economic climate.

David Gunn, the railroad president, said that while the shaky business climate was cutting into Amtrak's ridership it was not the only reason for the decrease in passengers.

Based on the lower-than-expected sales last quarter and a shaky economic climate, Michael Lehman, Sun's chief financial officer, revised his revenue estimates for the year slightly downward.

Although General Musharraf's supporters would justify emergency rule on the grounds of the shaky security climate, it was clear that the pending Supreme Court ruling on the validity of the president's re-election was the prime motivation, analysts said.

Additional weeks, she explained, will mean the company wouldn't have to rely so much on donations and, in a shaky economic climate for touring, help fulfill its obligation to employ the dancers for a minimum of 36 weeks a year.

But in today's shaky business climate, rest assured that there's little danger of that occurring soon.

Today's dread is a good deal more amorphous, a gathering cloud of unease about shaky economies, dysfunctional institutions, climate change: The skies are thick with ill omen.

But besides a sunny climate and shaky economic fundamentals, it also shares a long-entrenched machismo that is costing it dearly.