Sentence examples for shaky events from inspiring English sources

This year, three shaky events into 2013, it's Rory's sticks that are getting the blame.

So their training, difficult at best, becomes longer as they try to upgrade shaky events.

In common with two-thirds of Egypt's population, Shamad has lived his entire life under the presidency of Hosni Mubarak, a key western ally whose three-decade grip over one of the most pivotal states in the Arab world has looked marginally more shaky following the events in Tunisia.

Is she thinking of the out-of-character risk she once took, a brief affair long ago with the husband of a woman who had been a close friend, and the chain of events — the shaky couple's subsequent divorce — the affair may have set in motion?

Thus are the shaky foundations upon which adverse events have to be assessed.

In the event, thin and shaky didn't begin to cover it.

But if the human contribution to heat and precipitation is clear, scientists are on shakier ground analyzing many other events.

Jack has a shaky grasp on time and language — events could have happened days ago, or years, or a word can easily slip free of its meaning.

The name has become its own brand; often politicians even ask if anyone from Shaky Hand will show at their event.

As Afghanistan's interim leaders basked in the pledges of aid in Tokyo today, events at home underscored how shaky this country remains.

Would the day's events shatter confidence in an already shaky market and lead to unacceptably volatile trading?