Sentence examples for shaky when from inspiring English sources

The logic remains shaky when extended to exploration and production.

My parents' marriage was already shaky when I came along.

The left got shaky when the "public option," a government insurance program, was dropped after conservative opposition.

(Strauss's marriage was reportedly shaky when he wrote the work, which he dedicated to his wife and son).

Needless to say, McCain is a little shaky when it comes to living up to these fine words.

While previous form is shaky when it comes to the Real American against comedy characters, Swagger hit the Gut Wrench Powerbomb for the win.

Things get a little shakier when you reach the bit about "the tropics".

Chris, who backs his brother righteously, is a bit shakier when taking the lead, as on a tune called "Rainbow".

He was beaten by Berdych on Friday and then looked shakier when he lost to Stepanek in the series-clinching match on Sunday.

The state of their union gets shakier when she hires a comely ghostwriter (Jerry O'Connell) to help her finish a memoir and her husband responds in kind, putting a cutie publishing underling (Anna Chlumsky) in the guest bedroom.

Brilliant as they were, Stanford students were very good at giving what they perceived as the correct answer to a question, but became much shakier when asked to come up with original answers.