Sentence examples for it unreliable from inspiring English sources

(ii) Factors against admitting evidence in the form of a written statement include whether: (a) there is an overriding public interest in the evidence in question being presented orally; (b) a party objecting can demonstrate that its nature and source renders it unreliable, or that its prejudicial effect outweighs its probative value; or.

Typically, a loud motorboat travels alongside a whale where a researcher shoots a sampling dart into its skin to collect data, which can make it unreliable.

The technology has yet to prove itself, and some critics have called it unreliable.

At a hearing in Guantánamo on April 28, Colonel Davis testified that before General Hartmann was appointed last summer, prosecutors had been building cases without using evidence derived through waterboarding because Colonel Davis considered it unreliable.

Some experienced intelligence experts say they fear that the president is being given too much information -- some of it unreliable, they say, some included because, in the words of one White House official, "when the next attack happens, no one wants to be the one who left out the critical warning sign".

Overall, the bovine CHs' transcriptomic profile might render it unreliable as an in vitro model to study drug metabolism.

It's unreliable, it makes other people feel insecure for no good reason, and it's a stupid way to measure sexual experience.

The preciousness of memory doesn't make it less unreliable; the unreliability of memory doesn't make it less precious.

But it was unreliable, and it was in the dossier against our wishes".

While estimated duration of macular hole was recorded, it is unreliable so it was not analysed as a variable with respect to macular hole prognosis.

It's not that I have a problem with fruit per se, it's just that it's unreliable.