Sentence examples for was not very reliable from inspiring English sources

Representative Michael McCaul of Texas, the ranking Republican on the House Homeland Security intelligence subcommittee, said in a telephone interview that administration officials had told lawmakers in closed briefings on Wednesday that there could be "a couple of more" Yemeni-trained suicide bombers on the loose, but that the source of the information "was not very reliable".

However, purification with only the acidic treatment was not very reliable as in some random rare occasions the supernatant presented some contaminant proteins, although in very low amounts.

The system came with some basic data logging software that would run on a PC laptop but this was not very reliable at time stamping.

The aircraft, however, was not very reliable, possibly because it was rushed into production before all the bugs could be worked out.

The nucleotide identity between our P element and those previously isolated from Drosophila, Scaptomyza, Lordiphosa, and Lucilia genera is very low, and the alignment was not very reliable.

However, it should also be acknowledged that the social desirability scale that we employed was not very reliable, and so the relation between social desirability and courage remains unclear and certainly needs further exploration.

The source wasn't very reliable.

"It's not very reliable".

"Samples taken from the surface of the seabed are not very reliable.

"If they have overindulged, you're dealing with someone who is not very reliable to begin with".

Forecasts as far out as 2017 were not very reliable but were already suggesting some warming in the Pacific, which could affect corals there again.