Sentences with phrase «shaky ground»

We get on shaky ground when anyone becomes dominant in a market of promises.

I believe that all the economies in the world are on very shaky ground.

Even the official history says it was on shaky ground for the next three years.

A person who believes that abortion is wrong is on shaky ground in granting others the option to practice it solely on the basis of freedom of choice.

But the rest of the site is on pretty shaky ground right now.

I think we're on shaky ground right now.

Other popular education programs have put the age - old policy of banning state aid to religious K - 12 schools on increasingly shaky ground.

The business model for coal looks on shaky ground without that demand.

On the other hand careers in graphic design may be on shaky ground because of an increase in overseas outsourcing.

The mantra of «tolerance» in this brave new world is increasingly seen to be on shaky ground by its intolerance of direct challenges, for instance by the proponents of religious freedom.

In that run, there have been four draws and four defeats, so they are still on shaky ground away from home.

Which is why, when the inquiry's report attempts to explain the background for how this should come about, it is on distinctly shaky ground.

If you've had repeated moving violations or speeding tickets, your application probably will be on shaky ground too.

I keep in mind how shaky the ground felt after divorce.

I agree with the majority of her points, and even those that seem to be on rather shaky ground are based in relevant psychological theory.

This past year was a very interesting one; I had started out on a very shaky ground.

If your credit score is already on shaky ground, you might want to consider equity financing instead, where credit scores don't play as much of a role.

Cameron sounds on increasingly shaky ground when answering.

Cardellini's character can be a little troublesome; our relationship with her starts on shaky ground as we find out she's deceived her ex-hubs, omitting she's newly married.

So while EPR's dividend is likely to remain safe during a regular recession, another financial crisis could lead to a dividend cut if credit markets face a similar meltdown, especially if the movie theater industry finds itself on even shakier ground.

Exelon's $ 6.8 billion takeover of Washington. - based Pepco Holding stood on shaky ground at the beginning of 2016.

Well, Steve Hemmerstoffer, who runs @OnLeaks on Twitter, may have an answer, even if it's on a bit of shaky ground:

While the Recurrency service now indicates the profiles as unclaimed, I'd still say they are on incredibly shaky ground using a judge's likeness without permission.

Urban adjustment in the Moscow region would be on especially shaky ground given the lack of coverage in rural areas.

It may well be true that self - consciousness about standing on such shaky ground is the reason why the talk of a woman's «right» to abortion services has become an uncritical mantra, rising to a aggressive assertion when challenged, for this kind of feminist.

The unilateral nature of the action puts it on more shaky ground, but a missile strike on a base is not going to remove Assad, in and of itself, and is not in conjunction with the seizing of any territory, so the claim that it threatens the «territorial integrity or political independence» would be difficult to build a consensus around.

Foer is on his own shaky ground here, as he juxtaposes the Bloch family matters against the larger situation unfolding in the Middle East.

If I can't convince most of those voices to be at peace with a reading, I'm probably on shaky ground thinking it is from God.

You're on shaky ground Tricky Vic.

I've read enough arguments (yours included) to feel my pick of the Suns over the Jazz is on real shaky ground.

Brownell seemed on shaky ground entering the fall.

Those relationships were on shaky ground anyway.

And with a newborn at home, I'm already on shaky ground trying to manage the transition for all three of us... me, my 3 - year - old son, and the new baby.

SHAKY GROUND Researchers drag sensors across the ocean near New Zealand to study ocean floor vibrations, adding data to the debate about how the Earth moves deep underground.

«People observed this concept worked but didn't know why, and that's really shaky ground for scientists — is it just a coincidence?»

New politics puts CCS on shaky ground Australian states are operating on tight budgets, and state political control is switching from the Labor Party to more conservative coalition governments.

As a matter of fact, if your relationship was on shaky ground during the election season, you just might not make it to Valentine's Day.

But the subject he wound up investigating for the book put him on inherently shaky ground: Christian Longo, a man accused of killing his wife and three children, who also happened to use Finkel's name as an alias while hiding out in Mexico.

It is on this fragile new shaky ground that a threat worse than the scourge of the dead has sprung.

And so, any argument for killing feral cats based on their high T. Gondii seroprevalence is deeply flawed (and, it should be obvious, on very shaky ground ethically).

Just when newly disclosed documents obtained by the New York Times reveal the financial shaky ground on which fracking companies base their claims, a group on Congressmen are urging President Obama to further embrace natural

This is extremely shaky ground on which to ask Parliament to legislate.

The CMBS market has been on shaky ground recently, as concerns about the stock market, China and the global economy dampened lender and investor confidence.

As a result, patent reform stands on shaky ground in Congress.