Sentence examples for incredibly unreliable from inspiring English sources

As one of Mr Sumner's co-authors, Charles Kenny says (in a comment to an excellent post on the subject by Duncan Green, Oxfam's research director): "Any estimate of 2030 poverty including ours depends hugely on growth estimates for a few big countries and growth estimates 20 years out are incredibly unreliable so I'd take all of them with oceans of salt.

"We have long warned that, not only would these tests place unnecessary pressure on children at the start of their schooling experience and risk wrongly labelling them as failing, they are also an incredibly unreliable and restrictive method of assessment," he said.

Laughs ahoy, but I foresee Digg's Apple category becoming incredibly unreliable in the near future.

Those that do work may be incredibly unreliable and buggy," says Richter. "Where does this leave things?

And while Congress always comes to the rescue with a quick fix, it virtually is impossible for states and localities to make wise, long-term investment decisions when their primary funding partner is so incredibly unreliable.

"And the broadband is incredibly slow and very unreliable.

And then there's what I consider the donor window dressing: after you sort them out based on looks and health history, you get to go through the pedigree information which is incredibly compelling, but mostly unreliable.

The same pattern occurred back then – incredibly hokey stories from often-unreliable witnesses that escalated to the point where foxes were supposedly creeping into people's houses and attacking babies.

Memories from early childhood can be incredibly vivid, but they are also demonstrably unreliable.

He's incredibly impulsive, he doesn't take on responsibilities, he's unreliable and likely to do himself harm.

Professor Sheila Hollins, BMA Board of Science Chair, said: "The varying and unreliable guidance on how much alcohol women can safely drink during pregnancy is incredibly confusing, and we must ensure that women receive clear and consistent messages about the risks of alcohol during pregnancy".