Sentence examples for unreliable form from inspiring English sources

Jones has constantly fielded questions about why she has not dropped the long jump, given her unreliable form.

The prosecution built its case against Mr. Spence around bite marks -- a state expert said that bite marks on the body of one of the girls matched Mr. Spence's teeth -- and jailhouse snitches, both of which can be highly unreliable forms of evidence.

He sleeps in a string of dives and takes the cheapest, most unreliable forms of transportation short of the iron-wheeled carts of antiquity.

Importantly, excessively long commute times or unreliable forms of public transportation can create an additional set of problems for workers -- especially those who cannot telework or who risk losing their job if they are even a few minutes late for their shift.

Furthermore, Zagzebski claims that true belief is in the relevant respects like coffee: a true belief formed via a reliable belief-forming process is no more valuable than a true belief formed via an unreliable belief-forming process.

The reader of Hand Me Down World is required to work: many a postmodernist conceit could be read into this novel with its fragmented, unreliable, playful form, its metaphors for adaptability and invisibility, and its deliberate distancing.

Critics, including The Skeptical Environmentalist author, Bjørn Lomborg, have argued that because such figures rely on so many estimates of the number of underlying species and the past rate of extinctions based on fossil records of marine animals, the huge margins for error make these figures too unreliable to form the basis of expensive conservation actions.

Perhaps Socrates did show, through his intense questioning, that the craftsmen, poets, and politicians formed and held their beliefs without adequate evidence or formed and held them through unreliable belief forming processes.