Sentence examples for make unreliable from inspiring English sources

The reasons for this are undoubtedly complex, but the prevalence of "rape myths" – most notably that women lie about rape, and that promiscuous, or merely sexually active women make unreliable witnesses – prejudices the attitudes of jurors, the CPS and the police, and discourages women from thinking it possible for them to believed.

First, by forcing detainees to make unreliable statements, coercive interrogation proved to be a poor vehicle for intelligence gathering.

Leos, he once said, were "show-offs" who made unreliable defenders.

Election Systems & Software, which has also been criticized for making unreliable machines, would be the nation's largest voting machine maker by far.

What drives each of the three works is memory, and how it can twist or reveal the truth, making unreliable narrators of us all.

Its original inhabitants, who had first encountered the Portuguese in 1500 when a group of sailors landed and claimed the territory for their king, were coming to the conclusion that their new neighbours made unreliable allies in intertribal wars.

Nutritional markers, such as body mass index (BMI), albuminemia or transferrin, are made unreliable in ICU practice because of systemic inflammation and fluid balance disturbances [ 11].

Thus, if unusual sequence evolution in available red genomes is deemed to make them unreliable for our statistical analyses, they also should be viewed as unreliable for inferring individual cases of EGT/EGR.

But they can be tricky to make and unreliable.

Before and after their release, the reports have been assailed by independent experts and other critics who say mistakes and large margins of error make them unreliable.

There are also gaps between European and American banks — for instance in the calculation of risk-weighted assets — that make comparison unreliable.