Sentences with phrase «unreliability makes»

That inherent unreliability makes it difficult for power companies to rely on them to meet customer demand.

Barely had the thing for a year and it's consistent unreliability made my patience finally run out, and I promptly smashed it in half over my knee.

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The Fair Work Ombudsman's report on underpayment makes it clear that «the lack of, and unreliability of, records provided by franchise operators suggests serious and systemic non-compliance».

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.»

(Sugrue, 2002) goes on to state Blooms Taxonomy's «invalidity» in that it being 50 years old, there is also an «unreliability» in a consistency of use and an «impracticality» suggesting every outcome above knowledge becomes a higher order, thus making Bloom Taxonomy two tiered.

To minimize unreliability, it is important to make sure that the screening assessments are administered correctly.

It should be pointed out that not many trading systems can make sure term price predictions with that kind of degree of accuracy, many traditional trading systems are much less reliable but overcome their unreliability through proper risk management.

Perhaps most important were W.G. Sebald's enigmatic «prose fictions» — particularly «Rings Of Saturn» — that likewise hover between genres, make play with unreliability, and fold in on other forms: traveler's tale, antiquarian digression, and memoir.

(the spring prediction barrier is mentioned in the opening post but not explained; «spring prediction barrier» for el nino («oogle tells me) refers to the unreliability of predictions made around this time of year, during which predictions aren't very, er, predictive.

«Yet the report stops short of making the most obvious recommendations to address this challenge, eliminating the subsidies and forcing renewable energy generators to pay for the costs they impose on the grid because of their intermittency and unreliability.

But I do have experience of people who make a lot of fuss about the alleged unreliability of science on this subject but who, when confronted with a basic explanation of how the greenhouse effect works, will neither acknowledge it nor deny it.

If that does not inspire GCs to make the investment to rebut the predictive coding unreliability presumption, what will?

[34] This all results in the inherent unreliability of the various financial statements prepared over the years on representations made by Mr. M. - A.

Those traveling to Syria should be aware of the unreliability of phone and internet connections, making communication extremely difficult.