But with credit tight, household income relatively flat and the job market still shaky, the question, said Kolko, is whether those people will take a leap into the housing market and buy.
For all of its firepower and star power, the Heat has looked shaky, raising questions about Spoelstra's job security.
But Milosevic, ever the master tactician, had honed in on one of the Tribunal's shakiest stanchions: the question of its own still-consolidating legitimacy.
With other European countries on shaky ground, many questioned whether it was just a matter of time before other governments imposed comparable levies in a bid to repay bailouts from the European Union.
About halfway through the season, critics like Emily Nussbaum began to poke holes in the series, calling into question its shaky use of women and its dorm-room rhapsodies.
One Twitter user wrote: "I will not forget this morning; I heard, on my shaky internet connection, a question about our own freedom which only a foreign leader can discuss".
Treasurer Scott Morrison looked a little shaky on his feet in question time.
Along with Madonna's becoming a church-going wife, a president-elect and defeated vice president who both wear their faith boldly, and so many books about religion on best-seller lists, we now have a shaky retail economy making us question an excessively entrepreneurial and materialistic culture.
That's a better deal for the bondholder unless the airlines in question are so shaky that their guarantees are worthless.
But thousands of pages of scholarship notwithstanding, the right to abortion remains constitutionally shaky; abortion policy is a question that the Constitution -- even broadly construed -- cannot convincingly be read to resolve".
