Sentence examples for especially unreliable from inspiring English sources

Every memoir is a tissue of omission and evasion; memoirs by public figures are especially unreliable.

It is within the margin of error and Iowa polls can be especially unreliable because the turnout for caucuses is so low.

His wholehearted response to Tony McCoy in the Ryanair Chase at Cheltenham last month was insufficient to rid Albertas Run of the notorious Timeform squiggle, awarded to especially unreliable or uncommitted animals.

This complexity peaks in semi-arid regions of India, where small farms encounter a highly competitive environment for markets and resources, especially unreliable access to water from rainfall and irrigation.

The actual resolution is probably around 30 Å, notwithstanding the FSC plots, which are especially unreliable for defining resolution in sub-tomogram averages.

In current clinical practice, the 'gold standard' for identification and classification of AKI is dependent on serial serum creatinine measurements [ 17], which are especially unreliable during acute changes in kidney function [ 15, 16].

However, the Butler Review of 2004 was critical of the prewar role of the British intelligence service, especially of unreliable information that was used as a pretext for British involvement.

However, the duty-cycled communication paradigm results in time-varying network topology, i.e., intermittent connectivity, which makes it very hard to achieve desirable network throughput and delivery delay, especially when unreliable links and heterogeneous duty cycles come together into sensornet.

Results from indirect comparisons may especially become unreliable with the heterogeneity is moderate or large.

This would be particularly important in contexts where income generation activities are informal or unreliable, especially in highly commoditised urban settings where standards of living are closely related to access to resources.

Critics say such testimony can be unreliable, especially when it is offered by convicts or suspects in return for leniency.