Sentence examples for making unreliable from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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.

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

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].

The latter allows robust decision making with unreliable BCI input.

It had thousands of electromechanical parts, making it unreliable and slow as well.

Regimes that violate human rights are unstable, making them unreliable allies for the United States.

Third molars, on the other hand, are the most commonly missing teeth in the human dentition, making them unreliable for the age assessment.

As a result, many online postings get overwhelmed with applicants, making them unreliable places to apply for jobs.