'shaky position' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation or opinion which is uncertain, unstable, or weak. Example sentence: "The new politician is in a shaky position, as their lack of public support could lead to a quick downfall."
Thieu's reelection & his rather shaky position, one which writer compares to that of the late Pres.
The fallout risks further erosion of the whole industry's already shaky position in the nation's capital.
"The Bank of Japan slipped into a shaky position under Mr. Hayami.
There are signs, too – or hope at least – that this breakthrough might cement the podcast's shaky position in the cultural and critical landscape.
He shored up his shaky position by corralling all the international outfits into a council that met weekly to work out a joint position.
The firm of Khrushchev & Bulganin had been in business only a few months and was believed to be in a rather shaky position.
Shell has been falling behind its peers for years in reserve replacement and massaging the numbers to conceal the fact.The report by the lawyers cited memos, e-mails and details of private meetings to show how Mr Van de Vijver and Sir Philip fought over the handling of the firm's shaky reserves position.
But EU leaders believe it will help to convince financial markets that they're serious about fiscal discipline, restoring confidence and reopening the lending taps to countries in a shaky financial position such as Italy and Spain – and perhaps persuade Draghi and the ECB to ride to the rescue by buying those government's bonds on a far larger scale.
But Hernandez has not played third since 2000, and the Mets' scouting reports said he was shaky at the position.
Phillips has his reasons for having withdrawn from the Rodriguez bidding, but none seem so convincing in light of the possibility of his getting a wonderful shortstop, especially when the Mets are shaky at that position.
Of course, Mr. Checki was not talking about the United States, where economic management is shaky, the fiscal position is weak (and another budget crisis looms in October), and monetary policy has struggled to keep up with dealing with the consequences of failed financial-sector oversight (an unfortunate development in recent decades, for which the New York Fed shares responsibility).
