Sentence examples for reputation for unreliability from inspiring English sources

The Italian railways have a reputation for unreliability and ancient rolling stock.

Despite his originality, a reputation for unreliability, eccentricity and drink led to his professional decline.

Either way, the move solidified his reputation for unreliability — and for partying.

Schneider gained a reputation for unreliability, and walked off several movie sets.

While Lohan's name should have pulling power at the box office, her reputation for unreliability could also cost the Playhouse theatre dearly.

He sank ever deeper into drug use – not just cocaine, but PCP – and developed a reputation for unreliability and erratic behaviour.

Jaguar's preFord reputation for extreme unreliability was to a great extent a result of the Series III E-Type.

The Watches were philosophical about the gibes they have endured -- Fiat, which stopped importing cars to the United States in 1983, suffered from a reputation for mechanical unreliability summarized in the joke that the name stands for "Fix It Again, Tony".

It had been having scalability issues causing the site to crash, giving Twitter a reputation of unreliability.

But the end of communism brought with it widescale corruption and crime, and the country soon acquired a reputation for lawlessness and unreliability.

4. The Author will stubbornly dismiss a growing reputation for social awkwardness, moodiness, and unreliability, but the Author will consistently avoid parties, phone calls, text messages, and e-mails, and will go to great lengths to avoid bumping into friends at coffee shops.