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shaky
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Topics shaky topics
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Examples shaky examples
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Simple sentences
The legs of the table are shaky.
He answered with a shaky voice.
This table is shaky. Make it stay firm.
Your argument is shaky.
Movie subtitles
Yes, do sit down. You're all shaky.
But this one looks a little shaky.
If one's feeling a little bit shaky, I always think it's best to sit in the middle of the coach. Preferably facing the engine.
Me, I'm a bit shaky at it, but Velma, Velma's my granddaughter.. she'sa gooddriver,but she getstired and I won't let her drive too much.
A little shaky.
I'll break you. like a dry twig, I'll turn you into a shaky old woman.
I didn't know they were that shaky.
They're all pretty shaky.
I feel a bit shaky, but I think I handled it nicely.
I'm shaky.
I'm all right, just a little shaky.
A little shaky. A little shaky, huh?
A shaky house.
If one is feeling shaky, it's best to sit in the middle of the coach. facing the engine.
This is a shaky hotel.
My hands are so shaky. You'll have to write it for me.
Me, I'm a bit shaky at it, but Velma, Velma's my granddaughter.
They're shaky, you see.
You're pretty shaky. Why don't you sit down here.
Makes a fellow feel a little shaky to hold up there all alone on one of those bleached chargers.
A little shaky, huh?
I'm a little shaky myself.
Let's just say it's a bit shaky in the morale department and not too fit for combat.
You're feelin' kinda shaky, ain't you?
The signature is shaky, but it is the royal hand.
This thing's shaky, Dad.
You're very shaky.
You cured your shaky hands, eh?
Listen, I'm not telling you your business because you're the expert, but this keel seems a little shaky.
A little bit shaky.
Thank you. Here we are. A little shaky, but on our feet.
He doesn't have shaky hands!
Sit down on that chair, this one has a shaky leg.
News and current affairs
Is there a macroeconomic policy that could boost the still shaky optimism of consumers?
Overhauling Europe's shaky supply-side foundations is the key challenge facing the euro revolution, and it is a challenge that needs to be addressed at its national-level roots.
But their profitability depended on two shaky foundations: a permanent fall in long-term risky real interest rates, and permanent optimism about real estate as an asset class.
To promote democracy and open government might be the ultimate solution, but it stands on a shaky conceptual foundation of untested assumptions about the nature of the world and diverse cultures.
Only fire-breathing free-market advocates, seemingly oblivious to the fact that China's shaky financial system cannot survive liberalization overnight, are calling for an extreme version of floating.
In addition, China's economy suffers from inefficient state-owned enterprises, a shaky financial system, and inadequate infrastructure.
It loaned on little collateral to shaky banks. It announced its intention to stabilize the market - and that bearish speculators should beware.
Historically, the resilience of family firms was rooted in the fact that they were good at managing trust when other institutions - the state or the market - were shaky.
SINGAPORE - A year into the global financial crisis, several key central banks remain extraordinarily exposed to their countries' shaky private financial sectors.
But, between the sub-prime US mortgage crisis and the dollar's ongoing decline, America's exorbitant privilege now looks a bit shaky.
More worrisome is the current uncertainty about whether a shaky Europe will stand up to Russia, upon which Serbia depends to maintain sovereignty over Kosovo.
But the second and third reasons look shaky.
If they take away the monetary and fiscal stimulus too soon - when private demand remains shaky - there is a risk of falling back into recession and deflation.
Four years ago, President George W. Bush was on shaky political ground.
Fearful of a relapse of end-market demand in a still-shaky post-crisis world, Asian policymakers have been reluctant to take an aggressive stand for price stability.
Mix in China's shaky financial system and the prospect of trade sanctions after an altercation over, say, Taiwan, and it is clear that the Yuan might not always be a one-way bet.
But the flight of the other two arrows is shaky, at best.
It loaned on little collateral to shaky banks.
While the logic of this argument is shaky, it taps into deep Japanese concerns about China's rise.
Aside from shaky funding, the harm-reduction efforts in Russia, and to a large degree in Ukraine, lack a fundamental tool: opiate-substitution treatment.
Faced with rising gasoline prices as a result of the ongoing crisis with Iran, Americans' concerns about the cost of driving have contributed to Obama's shaky popularity ratings.
This transformation is based on one sound principle and two shaky ones.
The first shaky principle is that if the return on these bonds is highly correlated, so that they all default at the same time, overcollateralization is not much help.