Sentence examples for shaky network from inspiring English sources

But he subsists on a shaky network.

Instead, his impetus has been only to "make things better"; for his parents, whose emigration had propelled them into reduced circumstances and fragile dependence on a shaky network of exiles, and for his brother Freddy, the preferred son whose descent from musical genius into mental breakdown had completed the family's wreckage.

The National Energy Policy Act of 2005 was designed to prevent problems on shaky networks from affecting neighboring grids.

In a shaky time for network news outfits like CBS (Ms. Wallace left there in April), Web jobs are the latest way for correspondents to redirect their credibility.

As the network's shaky debut illustrates, however, even traditional television programming is challenging.

With 1.28 billion users relying on the social network, a shaky infrastructure with confusing bugs just doesn't cut it anymore.

Within minutes of the first attendees filing into Grant Park, the cell networks got shaky.

According to FriendOrFollow founder Dusty Reagan, the Auto Follow has been on shaky ground ever since the network shut off the feature on its own site back in 2009.

Perhaps more than any of the other tech giants, Facebook depends on the premise of trust and privacy, even though the social network has a shaky past in those areas.

She was the around-the-way-girl from the 'hood of Wasilla, who shook the good ol' boys network on their shaky bridge to nowhere.

Financially, the networks are on shaky ground, partly because they rely almost solely on advertising.