Sentence examples for challenged the reliability from inspiring English sources

In closing arguments, Shadwick's lawyer challenged the reliability of the prosecution's witnesses.

Lawyers for the two men charged with murder in the bombing challenged the reliability of their evidence.

Still, an e-mail campaign among some industry analysts, Pentagon budget specialists and retired Army officers who favor heavy tanks has challenged the reliability of the Army's statements about the Stryker's capabilities.

While the biotechnology industry's trade organization challenged the reliability of the test, Kraft said yesterday that it had independently confirmed the presence of the StarLink corn in multiple samples and production lots.

Lipton challenged the reliability of Fredericks's methods, but even if he had proved the techniques to be deficient there was the incontestable evidence of the white Pathfinder travelling on Albany Avenue at intervals that synchronized uncomfortably well with the appearance and disappearance of the squint-eyed vehicle in the parking lot.

They have challenged the reliability of some inspections.

So wrote Mary McCarthy in "Memories of a Catholic Girlhood," challenging the reliability of memory.

A1 Ruling on Witness Reliability New York State's high court said expert testimony challenging the reliability of eyewitnesses could be admitted at trial.

· Meanwhile Rammell's colleague, the skills minister Phil Hope, is challenging the reliability of the league tables that compare countries' economic performance.

It's hard to separate fact from fiction in the work of the Israeli-born, Berlin-based artist Omer Fast, whose films and videos challenge the reliability of both history and memory.

Instead, the expert testified that the DNA profile presented in a report matched that from the defendant's blood, though the report was not put into evidence and the defendant had no chance to challenge the reliability of the lab analysis.