Sentence examples for not even reliable from inspiring English sources

It's not even reliable, as screenings and housewarmings are written down and missed.

The test is slow, the patient can't wait and often it's not even reliable.

There aren't even reliable figures on the number of food banks, which act as an important line of defence against hunger.

If we aren't being infantilized by being told our own decisions are invalid then we are being told we aren't even reliable witnesses to our own lives.

This may be an extreme example, but it demonstrates there is no rule book, not even a reliable set of general principles, when it comes to figuring out what one generation will confer value on and pass down, and what it will consider just plain old stuff and throw out.

The reliabilist's noninferentially justified beliefs, for example, might be produced by processes that are not even very reliable.

Since Ferguson, it has been repeatedly noted that we do not even have reliable data on the number of people killed by police each year.

Hence, "the fact that something is disgusting is not even remotely a reliable indicator of moral foul play" but is instead "irrelevant to moral justification" (148).

Sports isn't even a reliable alternative.

Are they interested in actors?" Actors, he says, don't even give reliable interviews: they are trained to please, to keep the conversation going.

This action started because two small towns in Cumberland County -- Greenwich and Stow Creek -- were never wired with fiber optic, and in fact don't even have reliable phone service.