Sentence examples for no longer reliable from inspiring English sources

Previous ratios between offers made and numbers turning up in September are no longer reliable.

The duvet and dressing gown are still necessary, but they are no longer reliable indicators of anything.

One is that the gasoline tax, regarded since the Eisenhower administration as a user fee to pay for building highways, is no longer reliable or sufficient.

The monsoons are no longer reliable: initially heavy, they flood fields only to dry up for so long that newly planted seedlings wither and die.

The memory is no longer reliable; the basement has grown to mythic proportions, the noise and the heat intensified by time.

"The old left-right guideposts are no longer reliable," said Will Marshall, president of the Progressive Policy Institute, the research group for centrist Democrats.

Indeed, much of it is: piles of research notes, print-outs, writings, unanswered letters, money stuff and newly arrived books, all retrieved chiefly by a no-longer-reliable memory.

That was no longer a reliable method.

It is no longer a reliable guarantor of voting rights.

Tajikistan was no longer a reliable base for their operations.

Others, notably Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan, claim it is no longer a reliable indicator.