Sentence examples for being unreliable from inspiring English sources

Instead, he spent the summer being unreliable.

I was labelled as being "unreliable", not "corporate" enough.

But experts in higher education criticized the new lower projection as being unreliable.

Renewable energy, such as wind and solar power, is frequently criticised for being "unreliable".

Did the United States err in negotiating with North Korea, given the country's well-known reputation for being unreliable and provocative?

In addition, much of the digitised rainfall data from numerous stations are viewed as being unreliable, with important events missing and errors in the digitised data.

During Friday's performance of "The Price," a line from Mr. DeVito's character, a furniture dealer, about the federal government being unreliable drew the biggest laugh of the night.

The art world turns its back on him for his criminal connections; the criminal world turns its back on him for being unreliable.

He had been ably assisted by all witnesses, he said, apart from Gooch, whom he described as "fabricating and being unreliable".

Just before the deals were completed Tomlinson was fired from MI6 for being 'unreliable'unreliable

In "Author Questionnaire" — one of the funniest — Kaui Hart Hemmings answers press-kit questions ("Are you a full-time writer?") about her forthcoming book, "How to Party With an Infant," with rambling, inappropriate responses ("I had to cancel my class at Stanford because I couldn't find day care, so now I'm permanently blackballed for being 'unreliable'unreliable