be on shaky ground

We're on shaky ground, but this is the best lead we have at the moment.

Some think that this power may be on shaky ground.

By Anderson's 18th year in 1895, his family was on shaky ground.

As for that notion, the president is on shaky ground.

To be sure, the report still indicates that the jobs market is on shaky ground.

The deal with the hospitals—the one bright spot right now for Obama—may also be on shaky ground.

Knowing full well our marriage was on shaky ground, you still went ahead and did it.

But we can probably suggest that what goes up without a sound foundation is on shaky ground.

If the voters turn down the recommendation, the law could be on shaky ground.

But that deal is on shaky ground, in part because the two companies worked so hard to be politically correct.

The Russian economy is on shakier ground than it was too.

We're on shaky ground if we reduce our trees to one price tag.

Legally, at least, the protesters seem to be on shaky ground.

There's also a song about the band being on shaky ground and not knowing what the future is.

Peary must have known that he was on shaky ground.

Once politics comes into it you are on shaky ground.'

We are on shaky ground in terms of public education right now, Condict said.

We've always been on shaky ground with that stuff.

"Oil at this pricing level is on shaky ground," he said.

But they appeared to be on shaky ground even before they started.

When it comes to noodles, however, the kitchen is on shakier ground.

This time, however, they could be on shaky ground.

Never mind that the plane is on shaky ground.

I think frankly those early episodes of the first season we were on shakier ground.

I'm no marriage counselor, but you're on shaky ground, trying to steal another woman's husband.