Sentence examples for the most shaky from inspiring English sources

In Sorkinland, tweets cannot be trusted because eyewitness testimony is always the most shaky.

— ZACH HILLESLAND Of all Top 10 teams entering this week, No. 10 South Carolina seemed the most shaky.

"The most shaky companies are leading the way," said David Kovacs, chief quantitative investment officer at Turner Investment Partners.

It's quavery, hectoring, deliberately overwrought but not self-mocking; even at his most shaky and nasal he means it.

Private equity firm Blackstone has its sight set on the British mortgage market, leading a consortium including Goldman Sachs to buy Granite, a financial vehicle holding Northern Rock's most shaky home loans.

The worst case, absent intervention by policy makers, would be defaults at lenders with the most exposure and shakiest balance sheets.

If the most recent photo is shaky and blurry, and of a bootleg sandwich you ate, the rest of your profile will probably be ignored.

The EU's observers are currently the most visible guarantor of the shaky cease-fire, although they are still being restricted from access to many areas by Russian forces.

That leaves little room for a big increase in spending in 2012, economists say, a shaky foundation for the most important pillar of the American economy.

(Contemporary-art museums are for the most part in a separate, still shaky category, an amalgam of public and corporate, for-hire affairs and collectors' vanity showcases).

As president, she has powers of patronage to tempt all but the most steadfastly hostile MPs.But her shaky majority, if she manages to put one together, could boost the influence of Tamil parties sympathetic to the Tigers.