Then there is the food that cannot reliably be found at a particular spot.
Most linguists insist that languages change so rapidly that their roots cannot reliably be traced further back than 5,000 years.
But many conservatives denounced it as proof that high-level terrorists cannot reliably be prosecuted in civilian courts and should instead be tried by military commissions.
Opponents of the repository have argued before that the Energy Department is trying to make the project acceptable by relying on man-made barriers that cannot reliably be predicted to last for the 10,000 years that the law requires.
"The offset habitat proposed by the Indian owner, Adani, is of poorer quality and cannot reliably be enhanced to provide the special food and habitat the birds require to survive".
And, though neither candidate merits a Nobel prize for his policy programmes, Mr Bush has, perhaps by necessity, shown a greater willingness to try new ideas to solve these problems.Yet in America's system of checks and balances, a choice between presidents cannot reliably be made by combing through policy programmes.
While this provides rich visual information, the chemistry cannot reliably be extracted for computational purposes from an image file.
Our results imply that the final outcome of a lung cancer screening trial cannot reliably be established without predetermined criteria and an independent review of blinded cases.
The two competing interpretations cannot be flawlessly separated and, consequently, bankers' behavior cannot reliably be classified as resulting from a problematic business culture.
Clinicians are challenged by the diagnostic dilemma that influenza cannot reliably be distinguished from other acute respiratory illnesses on the basis of clinical presentation alone [3].
Furthermore, diagnosis cannot reliably be based on a single headache episode; unless a respondent can report that HY is typical of a recurrent headache that has been diagnosed, its nature will not be known.
