Sentence examples for will be shaky from inspiring English sources

So, yes, only a minority of people will actually sit there and poke through the information that you might be able to download from a Web site about one hospital versus another, and some of the information will be shaky.

No, the video will be shaky, as you struggle to hold your phone above the heads of people in front of you, and the audio will sound like someone played the track at full volume inside a steel trash can.

Meanwhile Mr Lafontaine, who faces no state election until 1999, can afford to wait, watch and consolidate his role at the party centre.The other conclusion is that even if Mr Schröder wins the candidacy and goes on to become chancellor, his power base will be shaky.

If security is lacking in a country, the economic system and the social structure will be shaky and unstable.

At first your hand will be shaky and the letters won't be nearly as neat as your other hand's but keep practicing and your writing will start to get better.

So Haney is dumbstruck by the notion, offered by some, that Woods's game will be shakier.

The central bank said this week that insurers, charities and private schools would incur losses of 27.5%.Whatever the eventual scale of its recapitalisation, the credibility of the restructured BoC will still be shaky since it will be so heavily exposed to an economy laden with debt.

But if they still feel left out of real decision-making, Iraq's stability will continue to be shaky.Posts have been awarded largely along ethnic and sectarian lines.

As American citizens, will our identities be shaky just because we are Muslim?" It is difficult to say for certain whether the shock of Sept. 11, followed by the war in Afghanistan, has set off a widespread public reaction against people who are Muslim or are presumed to be Muslim.

Although 2012 will continue to be shaky, it seems that the company has at least regained some trust, and is seeing stronger growth.

"History will be very shaky, very bumpy".