Sentence examples for generally unreliable from inspiring English sources

The assumption is they're generally unreliable".

Taxis and public transportation are generally unreliable in Johannesburg.

It has, however, made similar and generally unreliable claims in the past.

Among other things, the N.R.C.'s records of materials that entered the American marketplace before 1994 are generally unreliable.

But Dixon has never blossomed the way the Giants envisioned, first becoming tentative on kick returns before losing that job, and later becoming generally unreliable.

Another was the condition of the vessels: they were filthy — they had been crawling with rats when captured — and generally unreliable.

After reviewing hundreds of such studies for a book on left-handers, I found that the evidence of positive qualities associated with left-handedness was anecdotal at best, while the scores of studies associating left-handedness with all manner of afflictions were generally too unreliable to have any practical consequence.

In addition, animal models are generally poor, unreliable or unpredictive.

John Norman's contribution came at a time when thermal-based techniques applied to standard "One-Source Model" (OSM) for large scale land surface flux and evapotranspiration (ET) estimation were generally considered unreliable and not viable for operational remote sensing applications.

These are generally considered unreliable -- at that point, it's generally held, people are looking for answers to their illness (like my friend in the bandana) and are likely, understandably, to answer questions in a way that fits their theories.

However, all respondents stated that the process of data collection prior to the regulation was not standardized and generally yielded unreliable data.