Lifting to "failure" doesn't mean that you should lift the last few times with a wobbly or inefficient form.
At first, I was slow and a bit wobbly, but by the end of the year I was faster and fitter.
With margins like these, it was hardly surprising that foreign financiers and hedge funds flocked into consumer lending in Japan at a speed notably faster than Mr Kawamura's wobbly bicycle.
They are also very tough to monitor, so population estimates are wobbly.
One way or another taxpayers will have to provide more support to still-wobbly banks, in order for them to support credit-crunched businesses.
The mother’s rage at having her inappropriate gift rejected starts the wobbly world of the daughter not knowing how to be around her mother because she is not fully accepted.
French Banks, heavily exposed to the troubled Mediterranean periphery, are wobbly.
Nearby towns that were built around NASA's programs-cape Canaveral, Cocoa Beach, titusville-are already in a defensive crouch, like wobbly boxers waiting for a knockout punch.
She had a room on the side of a house, wobbly wooden stairs leading up.
With the economy still shedding jobs (albeit at a lower rate), share prices falling, the housing market still wobbly and household debt shrinking, consumer spending is likely to remain subdued.
A currency or banking collapse in the Baltic would spook markets elsewhere in the region, threatening wobbly economies such as Hungary's.
In fact, you might want to take a wobbly step now, by pausing to pray, like a little child.
Today, with unemployment stubbornly high and the stock and housing markets wobbly, these folks are finding that the devil is in the details you ignore.
Corporate lending and parts of consumer credit, such as credit CARDS and car loans, are wobbly.
She reluctantly bailed out wobbly members of the euro zone.
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