Sentence examples for sometimes unreliable from inspiring English sources

Internet providers grumble that the outside connections are slow, expensive and sometimes unreliable.

But leaks spring out because the legal system is sometimes unreliable.

She's a parasite sponging off her parents and a forgetful and sometimes unreliable friend.

But leaks spring out because the legal system is sometimes unreliable..

Public transport in the Athens metropolitan area is heavily dependent on an often overcrowded and sometimes unreliable bus network.

Is their ride worth $2 -- even if they don't get a seat, even if the trains are sometimes unreliable?

He comes down to us mainly through second-hand accounts, such as his white son Tom's sometimes-unreliable 1934 biography.

Though Poland is served by a sometimes-unreliable network of regional trains, Wroclaw is well connected to Germany and the Czech Republic by highway.

The simplicity of that ethic makes corporations into shallow and unreliable tools, and sometimes treacherous masters, of representative democracy.

Sometimes the unreliable test comes back negative.

The inspector general of the Energy Department has reported that supplies have sometimes been unreliable, either late or not meeting specifications.