Sentence examples for exactly reliable from inspiring English sources
We know our narrator isn't exactly reliable, but country is about good stories.
But after all, the nation's supposed experts on the economy, from pundits on the networks to billionaire investment bankers, have not been exactly reliable.
His friend Russell (Platt), a high-powered lawyer, is effective in helping Huff when he happens not to be drunk or stoned or picking up a hooker, but he's not exactly reliable; his legal work on Huff's behalf when Huff is sued by Sam's parents is scarily seat-of-the-pants.
After all, iCloud isn't exactly reliable and Google has yet to create a relationship with its customers that doesn't rely on leveraging their data for advertising.
Even though traditional polygraphs aren't exactly reliable, the PCASS is even less reliable since it doesn't take into account certain parameters like breathing rate.
Not exactly reliable depth, though admittedly that's hard to come by for any team.
Although surveillance cameras might be useful in this case, Dr. Sherman said, it is unclear exactly how reliable they are at reading license plates or how effective they are at reducing the crime rate.
Should a super-intelligence disaster loom, history is not exactly a reliable indicator that we'll have had the foresight to withdraw from the AI arms race before it's too late".When you see something that is technically sweet," Robert Oppenheimer once observed, famously, "you go ahead and do it, and you argue about what to do about it only after you have had your technical success".
It gets much messier once we begin to ask exactly how reliable "successful" thought experiments are.
The notion of cutting out advertising in order to pass the savings along to the consumer is a noble one, but word of mouth isn't exactly a reliable launch pad for a mainstream consumer product.
One of my concerns in the decision field is that people not just assemble information and then just make decisions on the basis of that information, but [also] that they come to understand exactly how reliable that information is, under what circumstances they can use it, and under what circumstances they should not be using it".
