Sentence examples for shaky year from inspiring English sources

General Partner Douglas Leone explains that it took a shaky year for Meraki to decide to concentrate on the small to medium enterprise market, but it really took off once it released software that let IT teams fix problems from home.

Given that he performed regularly in Noo Yawk for his entire career, the selection of not one but two concerts from 1974, a very shaky year pipes-wise for Ol' Blue Eyes, is inexplicable.

After a shaky year that included the arrest of an Indian diplomat over allegations that she underpaid her housekeeper and committed visa fraud, and the abrupt resignation of Nancy Powell, America's ambassador to India, the two countries have made amends.

But it will be a couple of shaky years before a regulatory swoop on a hapless bank is seen as reassuring rather than as a reason to panic.

He was installed by the military and, after three shaky years in power following the coups and turmoil of 2006-08, the British-born old Etonian will probably never have a better chance to win his own mandate.

Center-left politicians, now in the opposition after two shaky years in power, said Mr. Berlusconi's government had few dynamic new faces, and too few women, instead balancing the interests of the parties who supported him at a time when experts say Italy needs change.

The father of one of her students, a man called Louis Hagen, had invested in film stock during the shaky years of Weimar hyperinflation, and gave the young artist the reels, encouraging her to try her hand at the broader canvas of a feature film.

But after a few shaky years and dogged determination, the Zuckermans established an ever-growing and loyal fan base.

After some shaky years for biopics, Toronto was awash in them, and a good variety of them too.

In the event, several co-op plans needing money to bridge their early, financially shaky years had to shut down instead, hurting tens of thousands of their enrollees.

He had a shaky first year in office, but the Sacramento consensus is that he performed more than adequately on a number of issues.