iffy造句

The weather looks slightly iffy.

Anyone blurring these lines is iffy.

That meat smells a bit iffy to me.

But even Schulmann said it would be an iffy proposition.

Thirdly, ETF will be forced to holdsome iffy index stocks.

Ll: But it's iffy that they'll want to play against us again.

"As far as I can see, their success is a Bit iffy"

It is difficult to tell whether the economy's iffy patch has bogged down such investment.

It is iffy that distinguished the evolvement of a institution into cause pattern and force pattern.

The state's two reactors sit near seismic faults, tsunamis are a risk, and evacuation plans are iffy.

Ll: Yeah, but even if I can get tickets, it's iffy that we'll be able to afford them.

Networks often cast actors from bubble shows -- those whose future is iffy -- on pilots in second position, betting that those series won't return.

The agencies have even begun rejecting loans that are iffy but still being paid, says Guy Cecala of Inside Mortgage Finance, a newsletter.

In any case, the Greek rescue plan looks sufficiently iffy that worried currency traders have pushed down the value of the euro.

Demand for dairy products is voracious, but supply is iffy because of India's awful roads and patchy chill chain (ie, it is hard to keep milk chilled from pail to lips).

But, they tell us that, as well as an ECU glitch, the electric Windows and central locking can be iffy, so do a thorough check of all the electrics.