Sentence examples similar to shaky correlation from inspiring English sources

Previous research led by Walker has shown that a good night's rest helps us regulate our moods and cope with emotional challenges, while sleep deprivation can make otherwise reasonable people emotionally shaky, indicating a strong correlation between sleep loss and psychiatric disorders.

Tom Loveless, a former Harvard professor who is an education policy expert at the Brookings Institution, said the Common Core was "built on a shaky theory". He said he has found no correlation between quality standards and higher student achievement.

Shaky coalitions?

Shaky about fault zones?

A correlation?

Hot, shaky, sick.

His changeup was shaky.

Even before, looked shaky.

Nadal has shaky knees.

These were shaky suppositions.

The bench is shaky.