Sentence examples for doubt the reliability from inspiring English sources

Strauss-Kahn has been released, and now we doubt the reliability of the accuser.

Second, do we really have no reason to doubt the reliability of abduction?

But some scientists doubt the reliability of the team's method for measuring the elusive substance.

And there is plenty of reason to doubt the reliability of IWE; in fact, the above argument supposes that it is unreliable.

A further necessary condition is "that one should not have reason to doubt the reliability of the rule that there is nothing currently available which can make one distrust the rule" (Psillos 1999, 85).

For example, the poem's insistent iambic pentameter is often interrupted by spondees (metrical feet consisting of two long syllables), which slow down the movement of the poem; the labouring language casts into doubt the reliability of Ulysses' sentiments.

He also doubted the reliability of forced confessions.

Americans doubted the reliability of Russia's results (some even believed they may have been deliberately misrepresented, as part of wider attack on the West's children).

In the first paragraphs of The Name of the Rose, Eco destabilizes his readers who begin doubting the reliability of this supposed first-person narration of actual historical events.

Some case reports were published in the 1820s and 1830s, and a genuine histopathologic diagnosis was eventually recorded by the American clinician Jacob Mendes Da Costa, who also doubted the reliability of Morgagni's interpretations.

Providers doubted the reliability of using an unofficial communication log to keep each other updated on client changes in the absence of an official home based client chart.