shaky造句

The mining technique is shaky.

The chair is a bit rickety [shaky].

But the scheme is looking shaky after months of neglect.

It is difficult to traverse the shaky bridge.

This is a good time to push for change, for the zoning system is looking shaky.

But with the other engines of Japan's growth still shaky, it might not be their last.

Meanwhile, housing markets look shaky just as government schemes to support the sector are ending.

But, even then, do you really want to put all your eggs in the euro basket when the future of the currency itself looks shaky, much more shaky than it did six months ago?

His grasp of foreign affairs remains shaky, although he has promised to improve relations with both America and Israel.

The Numbers emerging out of developing countries over the past month, even the past week, are shaking and shaky.

It is this shaky experience with cap-and-trade that might explain an unlikely advocate of a carbon tax.

My breathing grew so shaky that the anesthesiologist gave me oxygen and then, thankfully, put me back to sleep.

It was simply making money for its partners and investors by examining closely the shaky foundations of the mortgage mania, and undermining them.

Fonts that work together well in print don't necessarily work on the screen, since the anti-aliasing makes them unstable and shaky.

They flog themselves for any failure, letting their self-esteem bend and bow at the face of disappointments and triumphs. For many, self-esteem is shaky at best.

A default could spread panic to other deficit-plagued economies, including those of Spain and Portugal, with scary consequences for Europe's already shaky banking system.

Hence the necessity, even at this stage, of a show of financial force, linked to the construction of a stronger firewall between Greece and Europe’s other shaky countries.

And look at the bright side: With the economy still shaky and unemployment stubbornly high, her decision to pursue a specific marketable skill may turn out to be smarter than you think.

But there were unifying themes, too: tents, social media, the "human microphone" - where the crowds chant back phrases uttered by a speaker, and shaky "jazz hands" to indicate agreement.

So tarantulas often use silk much like Spider-Man does when wall-crawling—to stick to surfaces and stay firmly attached, even when the ground is shaky, the research confirmed.