Sentence examples for somewhat iffy from inspiring English sources

But she was in Seattle and he was in Virginia, which made their future somewhat iffy.

Mr. Wallau compared the status of high-definition TV to the early days of color TV when, he said, "it was a somewhat iffy proposition" because only one network, NBC, had committed its programming to it.

But if, like me, you spent $4,000 last summer to remove a gigantic, dangerous oak tree and your backyard was ripped up by trucks in the process, putting in seed and watering it would be somewhat iffy -- what Mr. Hart calls "a gray area".

WHY GO NOW Sun-baked Mediterranean coastline and palm-planted boulevards notwithstanding, Nice, the fifth-largest city in France, has had a somewhat iffy reputation of late, thanks to an elevated crime rate, political corruption and a mayor formerly aligned with the far-right National Front party.

But the notion that there's "no such thing" as an illegal immigrant is a somewhat iffy claim perpetuated by those on the left of the political spectrum.

Entrees are somewhat iffier, but if you're in the neighborhood, the price is right.

Slightly iffy German penalty in that game.

I think that's pretty iffy.

Which can be cute or pretty iffy.

The post-Vaughanists aspire to the sombrero and poncho of Stevie Ray Vaughan, and in most cases the guitar playing is astonishing, the vocals somewhat less so and the songwriting decidedly iffy.

Things get way darker when Karen's beautiful and somewhat witchy neighbor winds up dead under iffy circumstances.