Sentence examples for shaky potential from inspiring English sources

At the same time, Mr. Weinstein said, it is probably more important for condominiums to ferret out financially shaky potential purchasers than it is for co-ops because it is more difficult for a condominium association to collect unpaid common charges when a unit owner defaults than it is for a co-op to collect maintenance charges in the same circumstances.

When Petrucci rested his leg up on monitors for solos, his guitar tech, Matt Maddi' Schiefersteinnoticeded that this was very shaky and a potential problem.

It is altogether possible that Trump's mental state is both one that is capable of criminal intent and one shaky enough that our potential nuclear annihilation should not depend on it.

But that position is now looking a bit shakier, after the second (so far potential, although it would be surprising if the court of appeal does not clear the Drax activists) miscarriage of justice emerged this week.

The Chargers are a nightmare matchup for their potential divisional opponent New England's shaky secondary.

The video itself was a bit shaky – and the app even warns of potential for nausea, eye strain, and dizziness.

Although its recent numbers are shaky, given its CEO's background and the potential to improve a growing industry in fertility, this is an innovative stock to watch.

Although the Friday meeting brought good news -- interest from another potential investor -- the future still looks shaky for content-based Web sites, especially those that are free.

Nationally, Bernie's around 15-20 pointstage points behind Hillary Obamaa was 18 percentage points behind Hillary at this time last year), and Bernie's got more potential- his name recognition was a shaky 30-40%.

"The status of abortion is already on shaky ground and foetal personhood law, if passed, has the potential of adding another layer of criminality to what should essentially be a human right".

The result is a shaky foundation – students risk being unable to meet their full potential, reducing their eventual contributions to their communities".