Sentence examples for unreliable was from inspiring English sources

So unreliable was the news that a monarch could be dead one minute and alive the next.

But the effect, at a time when the subway was already graffiti-covered and increasingly unreliable, was to drive more commuters away.

It remains amazing that this young Irish vagabond, unknown, uncouth, unlearned, and unreliable, was yet able within a few years to climb from obscurity to mix with aristocrats and the intellectual elite of London.

So unreliable was the rank and file of the famed 18th century Prussian army that military rules forbade camping near wooded areas: The troops would simply melt away into the trees.

Fear of being branded unreliable was in part what drove Sonja Davis to accept the backward high fall that led to her death, said Davis' friend Denise Roberts, herself a stuntwoman.

Screening for prenatal alcohol exposure, although potentially unreliable, was considered by some participants to be the most important element of screening for FASD due to the difficulty of screening for the spectrum of disorders at birth, and the fact that central nervous system (CNS) dysfunction is often not apparent in very young children.

Even the unreliability is unreliable.

In more than 40 cases, testimony from a jail-house informant -- generally regarded as unreliable -- was used to convict or condemn the defendant.

If the XJ40 were simply unreliable, Howard Hughes was merely eccentric.

In others, unreliable purchasers are.

What if an unreliable situation is needed?