| A special of monkfish medallions sounded iffy, with its add-ons of manchego cheese, kalamata olives and tomato. |
| The young pair is remarkably candid in the book about their iffy journalistic methods and practices circa 1972, part of Broder's golden age. |
| This single change has alone transformed an iffy stab at rethinking Bizet into a colourful triumph which deserves to stick around for years. |
| Well, if the weather is still iffy on the east coast of Florida, Discovery has two other landing sites ready and waiting. |
| The steering winds right now are very, very light, and so it's still a little bit iffy exactly where this should be headed. |
| This would require subtracting color which is iffy in the best of textile situations. |
