Sentence examples for unreliable indicators from inspiring English sources

If NPLs are unreliable indicators, liquidity measures may be a better signal of brewing trouble.

But reporting on separate groups of students would be "misleading," he said, because test scores were unreliable indicators at that level.

While polls at this stage of an election can be unreliable indicators of the outcome in the fall, they underscore that the race is likely to be close.

In practice, as pointed out by Sir Nicolas Stern in the case of carbon emissions, prices are distorted by externalities and are unreliable indicators of ecological scarcity.

Nicola Dandridge, chief executive of the umbrella group for vice-chancellors, Universities UK, said: "Historically, the application figures at the end of October have proven to be unreliable indicators of the final numbers.

The unit uses its record of guilty pleas as evidence of the efficacy of super-recognizers, but guilty pleas are highly unreliable indicators of actual guilt, as innocent people often plead guilty, particularly when facing charges of low-level crimes.

Thirst is an unreliable indicator of the body's water needs.

In fact money-supply growth is an unreliable indicator, because its rate of circulation varies.

Banks may be about to eliminate their dividends so the overall market-yield may be an unreliable indicator.

Those are the records on which no-match letters are based, making them a dangerously unreliable indicator of someone's immigration status or authorization to work.

Aside from the presence or the lack of a recognizable star, which is an unreliable indicator of quality, one Sundance film writeup looks like any other.