Sentence examples for never reliable from inspiring English sources

Still, the one consistent fact about civic engagement funding is that it is never reliable.

Opinion polls, never reliable in this vast tropical country of 13m people, produce wildly opposing results.

But these shortcuts are never reliable; a lot of times you'll snap and nothing will happen, because the app you're in isn't coded for gestures.

But the first technique is never reliable, and the second works consistently only ten days or so after the onset of symptoms.

What Benitez and 34,356 other pairs of eyes saw was David Ortiz toting a bat, adjusting his helmet and walking toward a crucial encounter against Benitez, the sensitive reliever who is never reliable when it matters most.

Those STB often live a hard life, traveling in between subscriber's houses and are never reliable.

Information comes from sources who are never entirely reliable.

You've always believed that institutions have never been reliable judges of art.

Others said the problems were so fundamental that the model would never yield reliable estimates.

In order to accommodate the hordes alighting the never very reliable service from Charing Cross, a "transit interchange" was built.

In office, his popularity, though dented, survived the Iran-contra affair, but popularity is never a reliable test of greatness.