The city's dysfunctions are the same, too: unreliable electricity, chaotic driving, eternal governmental chaos.
Consequently, the UK is the eternal unreliable partner and never near the driving seat.
He competed in 19 races and finished a commendable 12th overall with 49 points, driving a decent but unreliable Toro Rosso which frequently let him down.
So there you have it: Making monetary policy, as Ben S. Bernanke once explained, is like driving a car with "an unreliable speedometer, a foggy windshield, and a tendency to respond unpredictably".
Instead of walking (too far), driving (no parking), or taking a cab (unreliable, inconvenient, and unpleasant), I did what a lot of people are doing these days: used my iPhone's Uber app to summon a ride.
In 1985, as Marda approached driving age, Don decided that the Healey was too unreliable for her.
In another, he gave an overview of the Open Market Committee, whose job he likened to driving a car with a foggy windshield and an unreliable speedometer.
That is half the rate of progress of those driving just within neighbouring coastal states.Enterprises regard landlocked trading partners as unreliable, since transit states can interrupt commerce.
Until he gets a job, he can't afford driving lessons – meaning he's dependent on public transport, which is notoriously unreliable for disabled people.
However, due to the high vehicle mobility, the unreliable vehicular communications such as packet loss and transmission delay can impair the performance of the cooperative driving system (CDS).
