Sentence examples for shaky notion from inspiring English sources
Sequestering CO2 Underground Is a Shaky Notion Anyway: Permanent sequestration is elusive even if it were the goal.
A US win over Canada taps into a much deeper line of national anxiety – one in which Canada's shaky notions of its own place in the world come to the fore.
The second shaky premise is the notion that Republicans are keen on restoring the Bush dynasty.
A week ago, the group emerged naming Danny K. Davis, a longtime Democratic congressman, but the notion of consensus seemed shaky and at least two other black candidates are expected to run.
Hackett, who has known Edwards since Edwards was in college, also disputed the notion that he and Testaverde have a shaky relationship.
What the Lack appointment underscores, analysts and industry executives agree, is the notion that the business is in such shaky condition that only an executive schooled outside the industry can come up with the radical approach that may be needed.
"I am fascinated by the notion most Americans have, when they consume media, that shaky camera means reality," Mr. Berlinger said.
Whatever the case, the notion that admitting refugees increases the risk of terrorism rests on shaky foundations.
So Haney is dumbstruck by the notion, offered by some, that Woods's game will be shakier.
Still, our recent memory of mortgage banks blindly offering risky mortgages to shaky borrowers and bundling them into complex bonds to sell to unwary investors should dispel the notion that the profit motive inevitably aligns incentives in a socially desirable way.
