Sentence examples for shaky way from inspiring English sources

Because trying to recreate a bygone golden age is a shaky way to build the future.

Biotechnology leads the shaky way into the future, and pseudo-immortality, through cloning, is in sight.

With the Khmer Rouge now permitted a legitimate political future, it is still a very shaky way forward, but better than war.

Tonight and next week "Frontline" offers "War in Europe," a sharply drawn two-hour account of how the allies embarked on NATO's military conflict and the shaky way in which it was fought.

Watson returned to his shaky ways on Saturday.

He was up to 110 pitches, so Manager Don Mattingly went to the bullpen, which continued its recent shaky ways.

Now, though, the commercial markets are feeling shaky in ways that all seem to trace back to the evaporation of consumer credit.

"After you do that long enough, your initially shaky opinions become way out of the mainstream," Dr. Lauridson said.

Either way, shaky ground ahead, however given Osborne's strong rhetoric to date, it seems the man is not for turning.

Ominous, shaky violins give way to a trippy beat; a rolling electric guitar motif threatens to overpower her panic – "what's the point of looking for problems when solving them only sends me into space?" – but then pulls back, giving her centre stage again, which she commands with ease.

Common Core looks real shaky U.S. markets way down High-stakes test regime flounders Maybe Pearson will leave town.