Sentence examples for mostly unreliable from inspiring English sources

Before catching the game-winner Sunday night, the second-round rookie had been mostly unreliable since bursting onto the scene with a three-touchdown performance in Week 3. Smith has  downfield speed, but he's not a natural catcher.

Introspection was considered mostly unreliable and scientifically unsatisfactory.

While 31percentt say information gained from the use of torture against suspected terrorists is mostly reliable, 32percentt say it's mostly unreliable, and 37percentt are unsure.

And then there's what I consider the donor window dressing: after you sort them out based on looks and health history, you get to go through the pedigree information which is incredibly compelling, but mostly unreliable.

However, it is our assumption that under the methods named "other" mostly unreliable contraceptive methods such as the rhythm and withdrawal methods and spermicides were classified.

Thus the part dealing with MD is mostly unreliable and all that one can speculate is that the lysine possibly interacts with the RNA.

Except for the Washington-Boston line, trains have been mostly slow, unreliable and unpopular.

For the other bottles containing streptococci (n = 9), the direct identification from blood culture material resulted mostly in unreliable identification (<1.7) as well, while the identification from agar media was not problematic for the majority (7/9 cases).

It is mostly used on unreliable networks to provide resynchronization of the decoders.

The Iron Man, who accounted for 21percentt of the most-annoying vote compared to the Hulk's 51percentt, was also deemed unreliable, mostly because he's always late.

Most of the probes (Additional file 7: Table S6) provided weak and mostly randomly distributed unreliable signals on several chromosomes (similar to Figure  5a, data not shown).