Unreliable in a sentence

Which ones are the those, the unreliable McLarens, or the unreliable (but at least beautiful) Aston Martins?

Write-through operation is common when operating over unreliable networks (like an Ethernet LAN), because of the enormous complexity of the coherency protocol required between multiple write-back caches when communication is unreliable.

According to unreliable estimates, there are 8,000 of them, with at least 3,000 of them in Delhi.

Alexander Isak was brought in over the summer to cover for Wilson should his unreliable fitness record persist, and yet ironically the Swede has spent even longer on the sidelines with a hamstring injury of his own.

And because of cynics like me who knew the compromised objectivity & the unreliable past performance of parents, they developed this award-winning web site to publish the facts.

And if it becomes too inconvenient, expensive or unreliable to fly out of the jetport, they may keep on driving to another airport, which could be bad for the environment, and perhaps bad for Portland, and Maine, as well.

And replaced them with very slow and unreliable ones instead.

An internal report leaked last year into the bins service found that Birmingham's bins service was letting down residents, with 'unreliable' crews regularly missing out whole streets.

Another issue was that the league could not keep to a proper schedule of matches while the season’s calendar of fixtures was scrappy and unreliable.

As an alternative, University of Pennsylvania researchers developed early computers that used vacuum tubes, but the tubes were enormous, slow and unreliable.

A third of my team were mums and, as much as it pains me to say it, mums can be unreliable.

China officially put Lockheed Martin and a subsidiary of Raytheon Technologies on an “unreliable entities list” after they sold weapons and military technology to Taiwan.

Communications, even for brigade commanders with several BTGs to deal with, was unreliable inside Ukraine because of defective radios.

Conversely, Fish & Wildlife is adamantly pro-trapping, so does this make the survey it paid for unreliable?

Deputies repeatedly noted the Mallerys’ erratic behavior and unreliable testimony, according to records released this week — even encouraging neighbors to move for their own peace of mind.

Dougherty said testing can be unreliable early in the illness, even on the first two tests, but said it is important to get tested early because Paxlovid has to be used in first five days to be effective.

During Rumsby’s trial at NSW Supreme Court at Dubbo in June, his defence team argued his confession was unreliable and should be dismissed.

Frequent inflation, volatile local currencies, and weak banking systems have made traditional financial systems unreliable.

Google and Microsoft use different security mechanisms to reduce the possibility of pushing unreliable content to the top of search results.

Headwater geologists suspect shallow historic samples in the West Zone area were likely compromised by transported material resulting in a subdued and unreliable geochemistry.