Domestic plane makers, according to Aeroflot, are unreliable with servicing and spare parts.
But Jay-Z proves unreliable with an emotionally tone-deaf third verse.
The information the government provided appears to be incomplete and unreliable, with all kinds of clerical errors".
Information over atrocities committed is scarce and unreliable with the dead toll for individual events often fluctuating wildly.
Bridge players, who have the advantage of seeing a dummy, know that the first two are highly unreliable, with many exceptions.
In the mid-1970s, electrinity in rural China was scarce and unreliable, with less than half of the country hooked up to the grid.
But the group was now heavily into drugs and becoming even more unreliable, with Ron Asheton the only one not using heroin.
Because rainfall is unreliable, with periods of drought and flooding, large storage reservoirs are needed to ensure water supply and to provide high-capacity drainage of storm water.
These ranges make averages particularly unreliable, with the median number more informative: for men, 19 thoughts about sex daily; for women, 10. (Women thought about food and sleep less frequently as well).
And as thousands will discover – some to their cost and others to their delight – when they hear their final exam results today, A-level predictions are notoriously unreliable, with a 2011 study finding that less than 52% of predictions were accurate.
When news of his arrest broke, a young woman had come forward claiming they'd had a sexual relationship when she was 14. Langham admitted to the affair, but said she was 18 at the time, and her evidence was dismissed as unreliable, with court reports describing his accuser as "troubled".
