Sentence examples for rather unreliable from inspiring English sources

That makes the information rather unreliable.

The existing mathematical models of this phenomenon are, unfortunately, rather unreliable.

But correlations to predict the interfacial tensions in ternary liquid liquid systems prove to be rather unreliable.

Clinical examination is a rather unreliable method for diagnosing AMS, even in the hands of experienced specialists.

The incident revealed Conway as an accomplished fictioneer and a rather unreliable narrator of his own life.

However, unfortunately I hear that the Christmas ghosts of past, present and future are rather unreliable, and that haunting a potential employer is somewhat frowned upon.

The classical trope of desire overcoming all obstacles, of the force of nature making culture conform to its imperatives veers toward the practical view of life partners as caring, compassionate helpmeets rather than unreliable and flighty sources of perpetual excitement.

The classical trope — of desire overcoming all obstacles, of the force of nature making culture conform to its imperatives — veers toward the practical view of life partners as caring, compassionate helpmeets rather than unreliable and flighty sources of perpetual excitement.

Those who refute our standardized testing culture spit back all the things you cannot sufficiently summarize by scribbling in a bubble, arguing that these tests aren't examinations of realistic ability, but rather, an unreliable way of forcing rank.

3 4 This suggests the modest correlation between fetal [lactate] and blood pH is best attributed to the independent regulation of blood lactate and pH rather than unreliable measurement of [lactate].

Most first-person unreliability in fiction is reliably unreliable; rather mechanically, it teaches us how to read it, how to plug its holes.