Sentence examples for shaky prospect from inspiring English sources

Anthony Randolph, an intriguing but shaky prospect.

But it's a shaky prospect and unlikely to succeed.

The questions about Santana and Francisco, the team's two highest paid pitchers, underline the Mets shaky prospects.

Despite the league's shaky prospects, Kelaskar dreams of becoming "the Jerry Rice of India" and is convinced that he made the right choice.

But the absence of credit poses a practical obstacle to their reorganization through bankruptcy proceedings: Who wants to extend a loan to companies with such shaky prospects?

10.26am BST Neil Prothero, UK Analyst at The Economist Intelligence Unit, also warns that the recovery remains shaky:  Prospects for a sustainable pick-up are still far from assured given ongoing headwinds to growth.

Pushing implementation until after this November's elections probably has somewhat improved the Democrats' shaky prospects by containing the theatricality of voter dissatisfaction with Obamacare, and the Republicans are mad about it.The Affordable Care Act is meant to work by applying pain to those who fail to comply with its mandates.

Those with the shakiest prospects became obvious immediately -- travel and entertainment companies, for example.

And many analysts are wondering whether the fourth-quarter technology gains are sustainable, given the currently shaky earnings prospects for many companies in the sector.

At the same time, international human rights groups were criticizing the government for being too tough.The killings throw Nepal's already shaky political prospects into complete uncertainty, said Ted Riccardi, a retired professor of Himalayan studies at Columbia University.

Before the S.E.C. charges, Egan-Jones was best known for two things: having made some bold calls about shaky credit prospects and having a business model that was different from that of the big boys - Moody's Investors Service, Standard & Poor's and Fitch.