Sentence examples for largely unreliable from inspiring English sources

Crime statistics are either nonexistent or largely unreliable in most of Africa so the United Nations conducts extensive interviews with residents and business owners to gauge the safety of the streets of the continent's capitals.

While this layer operates on largely unreliable and unpredictable resources, it provides services featuring increased dependability either to the Cloud layer or to other peer Cloud systems.

Knowledge employed in such systems is often limited and heuristic in nature such that cooperation-promoting mechanisms based on trust or reputation become largely unreliable.

Communication and patient education have been proved as effective tools to reduce preoperative anxiety, and their role should be increasingly acknowledged, now that many patients are active consumers of unfiltered and largely unreliable information through the Internet.

The practice was so widespread that today's family books are largely unreliable.

Before the moribund motorcycle company was bought by Polaris Industries in 2011, Indian made enormous, attractive and largely unreliable heavy cruisers.

The adventure is unhindered by interfering parents, who are largely absent or unreliable – Uncle Quentin is "bad-tempered, unjust and not to be trusted" until the sudden acquisition of wealth transforms him into a cheerful, affectionate father – and it's much-maligned Anne who devises a plan to rescue George and Julian, thus lifting George's family out of genteel poverty.

Objective: The epidemiologic characteristics of unexplained stillbirths are largely unknown or unreliable.

He found that no newspaper would print the story on largely uncorroborated and unreliable evidence.

In fact, the evidence was largely observational and unreliable.

The self-reported diagnostic protocols for confirmation of TB are known in India [ 15] probably because the diagnosis of TB still largely depends on unreliable methods such as smear microscopy, tuberculin test and histology.