Sentence examples for are unreliable from inspiring English sources

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The phrase "are unreliable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something or someone that cannot be trusted or depended upon.
Example: "The data from the old system are unreliable, leading to incorrect conclusions in our analysis."
Alternatives: "cannot be trusted" or "lack reliability".

Dictionary

are unreliable

adjective

Not reliable.

synonyms

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But polls are unreliable.

The Economist

JURIES are unreliable creatures.

The Economist

Witnesses are unreliable.

The New York Times

Telephone communications are unreliable.

The New York Times

These are unreliable".

The Guardian

The telephone lines are unreliable.

The New York Times

Unfortunately, the machines are unreliable.

The New York Times

Opinion polls are unreliable and often contradictory.

The Economist

Corruption is rife; courts are unreliable.

The Economist

Many, it is true, are unreliable.

The Economist

Supplies of local fish are unreliable".

The New York Times - Food

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