Sentence examples for was increasingly unreliable from inspiring English sources

Overall, the performance was intent and gripping, although as Mr. Stern tired in the last movement his pitch was increasingly unreliable.

He remained almost comically eloquent to the end, but he was increasingly unreliable about his memories and his judgments (Hardy, to his great credit, does not refrain from drawing attention to some of the more egregious lapses).

JS became an alcoholic and was increasingly unreliable.

They're increasingly unreliable, and they shape politics in ways we may not want.

In a rapidly changing marketplace, the old formula of relying on the old formula is increasingly unreliable.

While Mr Bush has been a clear free trader, Mr Gore, for all his debates with Ross Perot, has been increasingly unreliable on the issue.

Low-cost carriers are "increasingly unreliable as a source of competitive discipline in the industry," Diana L. Moss, the vice president of the American Antitrust Institute, said in Senate testimony this year on the merger implications.

Further, classical methods cannot provide the local field distributions in the composite, and it is demonstrated that, as the percolation threshold is approached, their predictions are increasingly unreliable.

Fresh water availability and supply are increasingly unreliable due to pollution of air, soil, and water; depletion of groundwater; shrinking snowpack and glaciers; sea level rise; and increased climate variability and change (Vorosmarty 2002; Vorosmarty et al. 2000).

Opinion polls seem to be increasingly unreliable, but the apparent truth is that any one of those three is a pretty scary proposition for the British public.

In an era when other sources of retirement income are increasingly unreliable, we need to strengthen Social Security in both the short and long term.