Sentence examples for unreliable that from inspiring English sources

A Far Eastern power — say, China — could deliberately sell something for use in an American cockpit that was unreliable, that would, for example, fail at a certain temperature.

Mr. Diallo, weary from the scrutiny that the case has brought to his community, said he feared that if lawyers determine that the woman is unreliable, that judgment will reflect poorly on other Guineans in the city.

And all you will be thinking about is the project and how unreliable that person is.

The first concern was to prevent confessions that are "unreliable"—that is, false.

But they later recanted, and prosecutors considered their testimony so unreliable that they disavowed it.

(These early polls have become so unreliable that neither Gallup nor Pew conducts them).

His shots were so unreliable that the coach used to implore him not to take any.

But he's so unreliable that someone has to accompany him physically across the Atlantic.

But the figures from many countries are so unreliable that it is hard to be sure.

Traverso ruled that Mbolombo's witness testimony was so unreliable that his immunity deal should not be granted.

Greenspan argued on the basis of budget projections -- which he must have known are notoriously unreliable -- that the federal government would pay off all its debt in a few years.