Sentence examples for which unreliable from inspiring English sources

"We are treated," Mr. Christy wrote in The Mississippi Law Journal, "to the truly absurd spectacle of august justices and judges arguing over which unreliable dictionary and which unreliable dictionary definition should be deemed authoritative".

Rain-fed croplands, which experience unreliable rainfall and wind-driven soil erosion.

With a four-year term to work with, Mohamud's government offers Somalia a chance to build legitimacy for state institutions, which the unreliable T.F.G. never could do.

The least helpful type of support was that which was unreliable.

A prediction-based next hop selection is done, which is unreliable in certain circumstances.

The present paper deals with a design problem of the cellular-line production system which includes unreliable facilities.

Potential acupuncture patients seek out information about acupuncture from various sources including websites, many of which are unreliable.

In an LCS the communication channels are modeled as unbounded FIFO buffers which are unreliable in the sense that they can nondeterministically lose messages.

This cooling system eliminates the requirement for mechanical components such as fans or pumps, which are unreliable and draw significant electrical power.

This method is also time consuming and requires large number of experiments to determine optimum levels, which are unreliable (Elibol 2002; Ravikumar et al. 2006).

Moreover, previous studies used molecular marker-based genetic distances as proxy of the heterosis or hybrid performance, which is unreliable for unrelated parental inbred lines (Melchinger 1999; Xu et al. 2014; Xu et al. 2016).