Unfortunately, this
unreliability of the Anastasiades' government, has created a problem in the credibility of the country," Papadopoulos said.
It is said to be so insofar as it leaves unclear what
unreliability actually is and fails to distinguish between the narrator's moral and epistemological shortcomings.
Narrative
unreliability in the 20th century first-person novel.
The Chemical Business Association (CBA) today called for the European Commission to extend the REACH preregistration period by six weeks as the result of the persistent
unreliability of the REACH IT system.
The same
unreliability applies during the evening rush hour.
Janet Frame, who was once diagnosed as schizophrenic, perhaps knew better than most writers the
unreliability of the boundaries between the world of physical and historical reality and the fluid, a-temporal world of the imagination.
I find the entire postal service a disgrace, what with late deliveries,
unreliability and cuts to services.
But before I explore this hypothesis, I believe it would be helpful to place the distinction between estranging and bonding
unreliability in the broader context of rhetorical theory's approach to unreliable narration.
A sell of Northampton points is one option given the
unreliability of their kickers, but preference is for a buy of the time of the first Saints try.
Public transport is no consolation for an able-bodied motorist because of its inflexibility and
unreliability.
An example of this involves Donald Thomson, a memory researcher, who in the 1970s appeared in a television show on the
unreliability of eyewitness testimony.
Indeed, an entire section in a recent US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) determination was written about the
unreliability of Cox's testimony and these assertions, a finding made by both the FDA commissioner and an administrative law judge (5, 6).
