Sentence examples for shaky housing from inspiring English sources
Since then, the government has continued to use the firms to buttress a shaky housing market.
Despite a shaky housing market, advertisers say that Curbed and Brownstoner are vital ways to find buyers.
High unemployment and the shaky housing market all but ensure more losses for the two agencies responsible for guaranteeing a majority of mortgages.
But the big concern for UBS remains the extent of its exposure to the shaky housing market in the United States.
The facts, though, are less cheering: the British economy has rapidly lost steam, with a sharp downward revision in GDP growth, fears that consumers are deserting the high street, a shaky housing market and fragile manufacturing.
In the fall of 2008, with an assist from then-presidential candidate Barack Obama who left the campaign trail for Washington to help broker the deal, Democrats wrote the $700 billion TARP bill to bailout banks that couldn't balance their books because of the trades they made on shaky housing loans.
Our relationship had been so social up until then, and we realized how content we were just being together in this shaky house on the water".
The question: How much of a blow to the economy will shaky house prices deliver?
His question will be: "Why do our construction companies still build shaky houses when they know we live in a region with frequent earthquakes?" This and many other questions will be raised in the films the children have started developing today.
Bromwich makes astute connections to James's non-supernatural fiction of roughly the same period, much of it concerned — like "Turn of the Screw" — with shaky narrators, houses full of secrets, questionable feats of clairvoyance, etc.
And more economic weakness could again knock Greece's already shaky fiscal house into greater imbalance, according to a sustainability analysis put together by the ECB, European Comission and the IMF (a/k/a "the Troika") and leaked to the press on Monday, raising the need for another bailout.
