Sentence examples for hardly reliable from inspiring English sources

Plant operator Tokyo Electric Power Co (Tepco) and Japan's government are hardly reliable adjudicators in this controversy.

And it was also ill-judged too; Russia support is hardly reliable, as Comecon countries in the Soviet era discovered.

Polling evidence in today's Russia is hardly reliable, but all the signs are that Mr Putin is genuinely popular with ordinary voters.

If Olsen succeeds, he will complete what is believed to be the world's longest run, beating out his first world run by more than 14,000 kilometers, though records for such ordeals are hardly reliable.

Rather than gorging on step-back jump shots and 3-pointers, which are pretty to look at but hardly reliable, Smith is torching defenders off the dribble and making his way to the paint, where he has collected a bounty of layups and free throws.

In other words proposals focused on a results-based approach, the relevance of which is questionable because estimations of avoided deforestation are hardly reliable.

Pakistan, unfortunately, is hardly a reliable partner either.

For a start, there are hardly any reliable forensics available.

But he is hardly a reliable first-hand witness to the atmosphere in the West Wing.

Clearly, relying only on voluntary co-operation is akin to relying on voluntary taxation: hardly a reliable route to sustainability.

The note is interchangeable and mass-produced, and when economic crisis hits, is hardly as reliable as it looks – so that appearance is all the more important.