His "anger issues" meant he would never make a reliable soldier.
But as Ron Dennis, the CEO, observed many years ago, it's easy to make a reliable slow car.
To make a reliable and effective explosive is not something anyone can do," a former French intelligence chief told Agence France-Presse, speaking on condition of anonymity.
"The sophistication and precision of some counterfeit copies of legitimate drugs make a reliable estimate of the number of counterfeits impossible," Mr. Lutter said, according to a transcript.
Can you make a reliable estimate of the numbers of people who should be diagnosed but aren't, when – by definition – you don't know about them?
Maybe the current outbreak of conferences on the subject will concentrate minds, but the truth is probably that nobody can make a reliable guess.
A country that was once a shining example for the world to follow in democracy can't be trusted to make a reliable voting machine.
It said: "It is not possible at this time to make a reliable estimate of the financial effect, if any, that could result from this matter".
But he said further attempts to make a reliable identification of the yacht would have to wait until after dawn on Wednesday, when two European naval vessels would approach the area.
Two years do not make a reliable trend, and CO2 levels rose only in certain parts of the globe.Howard's wayAustralia's prime minister, John Howard, won a fourth general election victory.
Even BlackBerry can't seem to make a reliable hardware keyboard.
