Sentences with phrase «unreliability as»

This variability clearly illustrates the FUND model's sensitivity to assumptions and resulting unreliability as a meaningful methodology for justifying potentially onerous economic regulations.

While discussing his overdue rent with his building manager (Lenny Venito), his daughter Susan appears and tells him he is no longer welcome in her family's life because of his inconsistency and unreliability as grandfather of her son, after discovering an affair Ben has had with her friend.

The reason for that opposition is Espada's unprincipled unreliability as a Democrat — twice last year he threatened to bolt from the party, once throwing control of the Senate up in the air for a month.

Not exact matches

In pre-season testing the unreliability of the Honda power unit in the McLaren MCL32 gave real cause for concern, especially as no one really seemed to know what was actually causing the issues.

New head coach Hue Jackson supposedly shared those feelings, as he reportedly told owner Jimmy Haslam he doesn't want to stake his reputation on Manziel's unreliability.

Those were just a few of the main reasons why this year's Indy 500 was so good, a lot of other things — such as strategy, cautions and unreliability — also played a big part in the race and shook up the order.

The A21 was actually a pretty good car, with both de la Rosa and Verstappen often able to run strongly in the points, but unreliability meant that they rarely finished as well as they should have done.

I'm keen to see what the driver pairing can do given a clean weekend though as they've been plagued with grid penalties and unreliability since starting this year.

or «Should inconsistency be treated as a sign of unreliability?»

With batteries to store surplus energy and then dole it out as needed, that sporadic unreliability could cease to be such an issue.

With RISC - V processors often envisioned as control processors for real - world physical devices (i.e., internet of things devices) these errors can cause unreliability or security vulnerabilities affecting the overall safety of the systems.»

If you can't tolerate and fully accept the aspects of your partner that you don't find lovable — such as drinking, smoking, eating habits, anger or withdrawal, workaholism, unreliability, messiness, lateness, porn addiction, sexual demands, sexual disinterest, hygiene, anger, rage, people - pleasing, resistance, selfishness, moodiness, emotional unavailability, neediness, criticalness and so on — then this person is not the right partner for you.

And then they double down on that vulnerability by writing off their age as a marker of unreliability.

What Maguire lacks in humility he makes up for in dry wit («This is Times Square... Burbank»), and for all his movie - star petulance (sustained grudges about the day they made a cast of his torso and the unreliability of the Spidey costume's zipper), he redeems himself in such pithy summaries of his good fortune as his closing statement: «It's cool to play Spider - Man.»

«Despite their designated unreliability; despite, even, their surely ungrateful lack of loyalty for stoically sticking around and «taking» the abuses created by an ever - shifting, funding - lucrative reform — huge numbers of these oft - labeled undependable Teach - For - A-Minute girls (and oh, yes, a lesser number of surely just as undependable Teach - For - A-Minute boys) were now being ever more massively produced.»

As far as I see it, when we're talking about bad luck we're talking about unreliabilitAs far as I see it, when we're talking about bad luck we're talking about unreliabilitas I see it, when we're talking about bad luck we're talking about unreliability.

Neglecting even simple routine maintenance, such as changing the oil or checking the coolant level, can lead to poor fuel economy, unreliability, or costly breakdowns.

[quote Johnny English] To me the badge says «unreliability» just as much as it says «off - road ability» [/ quote]

(Specifically, if you ask an insurer for its rating and it fails to provide one or to direct you to one of these rating companies, you should take that as a sign of unreliability.)

Night (1947 - 2015) will focus on mid-career and established sculptors who work with themes raised by Giacometti's vanished artwork — themes such as unreliability, looping, curving, reflectivity, and doubt, all of which provide a counterpoint to Johnson's transparent temple.

Farley's interest in photography as an expression of the unreliability of perception results in the manipulated display of photographs that similarly provokes viewers to question their physical relationship to the object.

Themes include narratives exploring identity, as individuals and as communities; as well as truth, fiction, and the unreliability of memory with the resulting exhibition offering a unique nationwide insight into UK art schools today.

As a result of green energy's rampant unreliability, Germany plans to cap the total amount of wind energy at 40 to 45 percent of national capacity, according to a report published by the German newspaper Berliner Zeitung.

«said «action» almost invariably translates into the real world as «impoverishing and immobilizing people» by driving energy costs (in some combination of currency, queues, and unreliability) skyward.»

But a trouble is that said «action» almost invariably translates into the real world as «impoverishing and immobilizing people» by driving energy costs (in some combination of currency, queues, and unreliability) skyward.

Given the relatively low «signal» to noise, the number and interconnectedness of variables involved, and the absence or unreliability of metadata (which describe other influences), it's impossible to arrive at conclusions with the same level of certainty as, say, that which the cultures provide in your field.

Google sees inconsistency as a sign of overall unreliability which can negatively affect rankings.

Sexual assault cases are less likely to result in guilty verdicts than other violent crimes, often due to issues such as lack of evidence and notions of victim unreliability.

Shall the unreliability of the unalloyed adversary process in a case of such dramatic inequality of resources and capabilities of the parties as this case be an unalterable bar to justice?

As with industrial design, software engineering isn't among Samsung's strengths, and the results on the Gear are a painful mix of unreliability and inadequacy.

And in addition to its potential unreliability, the energy monitoring functionality isn't as feature - rich as you'd get from competitors like iDevices, TP - Link, and Elgato.

Microsoft briefly stopped accepting bitcoin as a payment method last month but has since restored this option, while entertainment and gaming platform Steam announced in December that it would no longer support bitcoin payments due to high costs and unreliability.

Given bitcoin's recent unreliability, it's unlikely that Steam will consider re-accepting it as tender for their services anytime soon.

Many hiring managers are biased against job hoppers — seeing frequent employment changes as a sign of flakiness or unreliability.

A few years ago you yourselves at RS ran a workshop with Dr Kirk Weir whose court case experience is internationally regarded as evidence of «The extreme unreliability of children's ascertainable wishes and feelings» in intractable contact disputes.