Sentence examples for fairly unreliable from inspiring English sources

And he uses a tape recorder because he realized some years ago that note-taking can be fairly unreliable.

John Ioannidis recommends a change to the standards of nutrition research studies, suggesting that, as they stand, the results are fairly unreliable.

Music journalists have been fairly unreliable on this score, so I would advise anyone starting out (or continuing) to strengthen their reporting skills.

But the number of private contractors has ballooned, from 4.4 million to 7.6 million in 2005 (these numbers turn out to be surprisingly difficult to pin down, since records on contractors are fairly unreliable).

But with today's prices and materials, it would probably be expensive and fairly unreliable.

The problem for most Kinect games was that the camera sometimes didn't pick up all the details, and was fairly unreliable, which limited the variety of games that could be created for it.

Players are also pretty unreliable.

RE is unreliable or fairly unstable and sensitive to noisy data.

Electricity utilization by the industrial sector has been fairly static because of the unreliable nature of the public electricity supply system in the country.

And the credo has served him fairly well, though it did prove unreliable three years ago when he applied it both to drinking and to a widely reported domestic and emotional meltdown.

Be aware that body fat calculations are frequently inaccurate or unreliable, though BMI is a fairly accurate way of measuring your weight (unless you are a fit athlete, in which case better not).