Sentence examples for not particularly reliable from inspiring English sources

The electricity is not particularly reliable.

The Blower was fast, but it consumed profligate amounts of fuel and was not particularly reliable.

She began to subcontract her operations to various freelancers and affiliates, some of whom were not particularly reliable.

China's economy is now slowing, and although the economic data is not particularly reliable, it seems to be slowing fast.

Air Zimbabwe has had many breakdowns and in-flight emergencies in recent years, and the trains are not particularly reliable either.

It's not particularly reliable, and most of the thousand or so Mame ports are too slow to play, but the threat is there.

The sight hound's sight wasn't particularly reliable.

Again, the business executive looks at the direct effects of investment on competition in a particular industry; the effects of capital flows on exchange rates, prices, and so on do not seem particularly reliable or important.

The answer is that you get a bit of both, although the distinction between bespoke collections and more apparently random gatherings, frequently made under the aegis of product-hungry publishers at various (often posthumous) points in a writer's career, is not a particularly reliable index to quality.

It should be noted that the FTSE 100 – down around more than 1% earlier this morning – is not a particularly reliable guide to what traders feel about the UK outlook given a large chunk of the revenues of its component companies is made abroad.

By implying that "evolution is not a particularly reliable notion" he says the disclaimer has caused confusion in students' minds about the meaning of "fact" and "theory".