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Перевод: unreliable

[прилагательное]
ненадежный; неблагонадежный

Тезаурус:

1. More or less empirical screening is very unreliable for showing drugs active against cancers, but more re fined methods have evolved.
2. "This is a typical example of the Judeo-Masonic-Communist-Occult world domination plot school of conspiracy," they claimed, adding that the Lady's scholarship was "based on unreliable and hostile secondary sources".
3. The new four-cylinder engine - the one that still powers the Excel and the Esprit - was dreadfully unreliable at first, but went quite well by the time the Elite was launched.
4. It was thought that a questionnaire which asked police officers to tick the answer which came nearest to their attitude toward Catholics, or best reflected their feelings about being targets, would be very unreliable, especially when asked by someone with whom they were unfamiliar.
5. So there are three factors which may stop women getting as good value from credit as men: less awareness of credit costs, and of their rights; credit-worthiness indicators (such as employment and housing status) which tend to be associated with unreliable payers and to be more common with women than with men; and perhaps occasional outright discrimination.
6. Not only is this kind of personalityscreening process likely to be chancy and unreliable, but - if change and initiative is the goal - downright counterproductive.
7. Although often unreliable, the weapons carried by the crew of a War Wagon are sufficiently varied that even if some of them malfunction, some of the others are bound to work.
8. Phonetics (sounding out words) is too unreliable.
9. That, at least, is the unreliable tradition.
10. The Scottish Office and its ministers have already shown themselves to be unreliable guardians of our heritage, formulating policies that have - I am told - even been greeted with horror in the Department of Environment in London.
11. Other indicators, such as consumption anomalies and incident, of misuse, are available but tend to be unreliable.
12. "You're unreliable."
13. He makes little of the Gibraltar shootings, which first convinced me she was unreliable.