For example, technical support representatives may grow weary of dealing with customers who are irate about unreliable service offerings.
Pfizer was offering an unreliable currency, and its past takeovers – Warner Lambert, Pharmacia and Wyeth – did not inspire confidence that the best way to pursue value was yet another round of cost-cutting.
The strongest part of their practical argument is the claim that requiring clinicians to assess the patient's readiness to quit before offering treatment is inefficient and unreliable in identifying which patients will accept treatment and may complete it.
Those doctors not in favor of universal offering of HRT (31%) considered unreliable patient follow up to be the main reason.
More recently, Daniel Pink, in his best-selling book "Drive," reviewed four decades of research and concluded that offering short-term incentives to elicit behavior is unreliable, ineffective and causes "considerable long-term damage".
2013 The FDA cracks down on consumer test companies offering genetic health predictions from DNA, calling the results unreliable.
Neerob's offerings change daily, so the paper menu is an unreliable guide; a whiteboard is timelier but not illuminating.
In her last novel, The Virgins, Pamela Erens created an unreliable narrator without rival, so it comes as no surprise that her latest offering, Eleven Hours, demonstrates similar audacity.
While offering a high degree of flexibility, this makes this method also somewhat unreliable and is probably the reason why GMM has been given so little attention so far in the estimation of currency safety premiums.
Only the unreliable weather and the fear of being attacked in the tabloid press has put him off offering Islamic beach holidays in Britain.
The result of taking the time to analyse such data fully is an integrated risk management system where the 'soft' versus 'hard' data distinction is replaced by a 'reliable' versus 'unreliable' data model, this paradigm offering maximum benefit from data collected.
