Unreliability

It’s worth noting that it cites the unreliability of power, not its cost, yet some still argue for more investment in coal power plants on the basis of cost—even as it’s no longer the cheapest option.

The film is a fascinating look not necessarily at how objective truth is unattainable, but rather the unreliability of memory and identity at trying to establish such truths.

The government has set out new requirements for public electric car chargers that aim to tackle issues with unreliability and complex payment methods.

Another Godmanchester resident, Natalie Hall, said a recent morning was "disrupted" by the X3 and X2's unreliability.

Both warheads and missiles are complex systems with a lot of electronic, chemical, and mechanical components that eventually age to the point of failure or unreliability.

Given the unreliability of pre-election polls in the late 1940s and early 1950s, the Times had ample reason to experiment in seeking a more precise understanding of popular opinion.

In Kyrgyzstan, the unreliability of hydropower results in a continuous need for coal.

One of the many issues with the modern American financial system is the unreliability and unpredictability of the system.

He revealed that he was contacted by some nurses who were fuming over the unreliability of Zupco buses.

More than half the respondents said their internet has been inadequate during the pandemic; reasons include slow connectivity, unreliability and cost.

One of the world's top copper producers, Zambia for years has been heavily indebted but now could get an undesired reputation for financial unreliability if a group of investors who hold $3 billion of the country's eurobonds insist on that have come due.

Other the PokéNav's unreliability at the hands of the writers, there's no doubt that a kid as smart as Max knew where he was going, even if Brock didn't -- and yet the filler continued.

SFist spoke with a nurse who lives and works in San Francisco, Blake Young, who has had a less easy time getting to and from work at UCSF Parnassus due to the limited Muni schedule and unreliability of buses.

The unreliability of closer Kenley Jansen reared its head in the ninth inning of Game 1. His eight cutters averaged 88 mph, a significant drop from his 91-mph regular-season average.

One major obstacle is Trump’s own unreliability.

The massive power outages are a result of government's unreliability in paying for power imports, according to economist John Robertson.

The unreliability of power due to decreased generation owing to low levels of water at the Kariba dam and the inadequate foreign currency to import sufficient power has been cited as one of the major hindrances to production.

They're made of expensive, rare parts, but those parts are not inherently prone to breakage or unreliability.

Given the utter unreliability of that sort of prediction in modern times, it seems a lot more plausible that they want him to lose because Lamb has said he won't support Nancy Pelosi for Democratic House leadership.

He said the terminals will put an end to insecurity, unreliability, accident and mugging associated with the current commercial bus regime in the state.