Sentence examples for how unreliable from inspiring English sources

Talks about hit-making and how unreliable a business method it is.

Chambers has learnt how unreliable a witness Ransome was by comparing his notebooks with his autobiography.

Yet these pictures by Simon Menner demonstrate how unreliable our eyes actually are.

We all know how unreliable eyewitnesses are, but we listen anyway.

Given how unreliable some sensors can be, particularly EEG sensors, the results were encouraging, says Dr Schmorrow.

Mr Mlodinow's chapters on courts and the law are disturbing, in particular on how unreliable eyewitness evidence can be.

This showed how wildly unreliable transport forecasts are.

He also said Mr. Karzai's speech "underscores how totally unreliable this guy is as an ally".

The unreliability of witness identifications is now widely known, but Garrett was surprised to discover how flagrantly unreliable the procedures were in the cases he examined.

But bitter complaints from industry about lost production owing to the curbs on electricity may also have influenced the decision.Though short-lived, the latest emergency is a reminder of how perilously unreliable South Africa's power supply has become.

7. It is not clear how the "unreliable data" from three orthologous gene sets were excluded.