Sentence examples for shaky results from inspiring English sources

Like her longtime friend and sometime lover Frank Sinatra, Lee nevertheless felt obliged to keep up with the times, usually with shaky results.

Two big sequels, "Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows" and "Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked," delivered shaky results over the weekend, alarming studios about a continued downturn at the North American box office.

He said: "The dangers of poorly thought-through policy, rushed in to be able to claim a result, are also exemplified in the shaky results delivered by the earliest free schools.

Thursday's shaky results from Wal-Mart, which at any given time generates roughly one-tenth of nationwide retail sales, sends a worrisome signal about the consumer's state of mind heading into the Thanksgiving-to-Christmas shopping surge.

But the shaky holiday results add to an already weak snapshot of the consumer situation, including flat incomes and a slow job market.

Both AFT and NEA have offered shaky survey results purporting teacher endorsement of CCSS.

These images resulted in a more sketch-based style compared to the ink work, giving the whole thing a more shaky effect.

QUESTION FROM NEUMANN103: Jeff — which do you think does more harm to the perception of Justice: legally shaky decisions that result in the "right" public policy results (eg Roe, 1973) and legally sound decisions that create "bad" results (eg Citizens United)?

This means the camera is less susceptible to blurring due to shaky hands, and results in cleaner, clearer final images.

Back at school the teacher, who was "quite shaky" as a result of Vahey's behaviour, went to see the deputy head, who did nothing, Davies found.

Schorejs, who spent the 1999 training camp with the Cincinnati Bengals and was released July 24 by the Cleveland Browns, will provide competition for John Hall, whose shaky 2000 season resulted in his losing his starting job in the final game.