Sentence examples for unreliable working from inspiring English sources

It was observed that there were insufficient and unreliable working facilities to support the implementation of IHR (2005) including the communication facilities such as computers for accessing the internet and modern scanners to accelerate the screening of passengers entering the country through JNIA.

Many also complain of limited access to insurance, unreliable working hours and understaffed stores.

On the ground, that translates into downward pressure on earnings, unreliable working hours and lower access to workplace benefits.

My advice: lose the hot pants, lose the unreliable work and get yourself a decent job.

The publicity surrounding The Misfits centred on Monroe's real-life problems, unreliable work habits, and temper tantrums.

I almost bought a time clock (just $259.99), so I could keep track of my own chronically unreliable work habits.

Protected by the era's gender biases, early temp leaders thus established a new sector of low-wage, unreliable work right under the noses of powerful labor unions.

To help nonprofits cope with this new unreliable work force, groups like Impact Online and New York Cares have sprung up that act like temp agencies, matching the interests (and busy schedules) of what might be called the impulse volunteer -- someone with an urge to give but only a few hours to kill -- with openings, arranged by time slot and geographical location.

The report called out the AI technology vendors for doing unreliable work.

This included the rather unreliable work of Gerard (1597).

Barnes challenges this view, saying that all "stepdaughter" sources derive their information from the partially unreliable work of history Kaisergeschichte, while other, more reliable sources, refer to her as Maximian's natural daughter.