Sentence examples for would be unreliable from inspiring English sources

Investors may come to have less confidence in accounts because many of the "fair" market values would be unreliable.

But most investigations would be unreliable because of the amount of time that has passed, the admiral said.

Ms. Stabenow said such coverage would be unreliable and unstable, like the coverage provided by health maintenance organizations.

Self-reporting would be unreliable, but attaching monitors to employees and checking their prescription use could also be considered an invasion of privacy.

Mr. Annan's legal experts disagreed with a Security Council plan to finance it with voluntary contributions, fearing that this would be unreliable.

The reasons given ranged from a belief that staff with a mental illness would be unreliable to concerns that their presence would "undermine team morale".

From our studies, along with the published work of others, we would predict that its use as a marker of hypoxia would also be unreliable.

Thus, we assumed that US imaging performed more than 12 months before revision surgery would also be unreliable.

This approach is of limited use when the measures of heterogeneity are computed from a small number of studies, as these measures would likely be unreliable.

Household surveys, including DHS and MICS, do not collect data on newborns treated for pSBI because these would likely be unreliable (given recall issues measuring incidence of pneumonia in children under five years) [ 63].

Hirsch felt that for the poem to succeed it could not include any traces of sentimentality, otherwise he would be an unreliable witness.