Sentence examples for enough unreliable from inspiring English sources

The N.F.L. draft sent 254 players to new homes that now have to figure out what to do with them, a problem that has plagued the Jets (of course), who must have realized they had collected enough unreliable quarterbacks to field a dodge ball team, for which they might be better suited, and threw Tim Tebow overboard.

While this may be oversimplifying, the idea is straightforward enough: unreliable narrators, whether knowingly (The Good Soldier) or unwittingly (Huckleberry Finn), deviate from the traditional expectation of objectivity, in some way presenting a singular, potentially inaccurate vision of the "reality" in which they exist.

I can't stress enough how unreliable they've been when it comes to how voters in a given state will cast their ballots on same-sex marriage.

It's easier to label students as lazy, not committed enough, or unreliable than to try and make the effort to find out why they're missing classes or performing badly".

These respected siblings, normally responsible for looking after the small town of Tapton's plumbing needs, are sidelined after the arrival of Flash Rover, a plumbing dog unreliable enough to feature on any TV consumer protection programme.

In the meantime, though, the smoldering Lewis is hanging out, dealing drugs, getting into fights, doing time in jail and proving volatile and unreliable enough to threaten the already precarious future of Pos-Neg.

Told in the first person, this novel forced me to stay in the narrator's muddled head and sorrowful heart--even though part of me knew this woman was grief-stricken enough to be unreliable.

Centralized solutions do not scale well with the number of robots in dynamic scenarios: a centralized communication can cause bottlenecks and may not be robust enough when channels are unreliable; the complexity of algorithms grows with the number of robots, making online re-computation too expensive in many situations.

Even if the connection channel is low-speed and/or unreliable, given enough storage space, the mobile console will eventually succeed to send the data to the processing station once the connection becomes stable.

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

Whenever it gets here, Web 3.0 may be bigger and better than what we have now, but you can bet that it won't be foolish enough to rely on the unreliable.