Sentence examples for notably unreliable from inspiring English sources

The wrinkle is that our antennae for pain are notably unreliable.

No reliable figures for average wages exist; the government's economic data are notably unreliable.

His activities as a performer have sometimes interfered with his composing, making him notably unreliable at meeting commission deadlines.

Messud (who is married to the New Yorker writer James Wood) is adept at evoking complex psychological territory, and here favors a controlled and notably unreliable style of narration.

Statistics are notably unreliable both from the federal government and from law enforcement friendly sites.

But it may hold more terrors for the rest of the world for, just as in 1973, it will find that it is increasingly dependent on a few unstable and unreliable Gulf countries, notably Saudi Arabia, Iran and Iraq, for its energy.

Large-scale agricultural activities all through the year cannot be fully supported by the county's scarce and unreliable rainfall patterns, notably in Laikipia north and Laikipia east sub-counties.

The application of extreme physical and/or psychological duress (torture) has some serious operational deficits, most notably, the potential to result in unreliable information.

The document concludes: "The application of extreme physical and/or psychological duress (torture) has some serious operational deficits, most notably, the potential to result in unreliable information.

And some of the gags, notably the contortions of Teruyuki Kagawa, who plays the hapless, unreliable and all-but-indestructible sheriff, are gruesomely funny.

The implication of their study is that craniodental characters are unreliable indicators of phylogeny in hominoids and fossil hominids but, notably, their analysis did not include extinct species.