Absent or unreliable evidence allows plenty of room for differences of interpretation.

Although the defence claimed this was unreliable evidence, the judge ruled it admissible.

He found that no newspaper would print the story on largely uncorroborated and unreliable evidence.

Yet revelation turns out to be a highly unreliable guide.

Symptoms reported by the patient are often an unreliable guide to the underlying dysfunction of the lower urinary tract.

Both can prove unreliable guides to what will happen next.

Various inaccurate or simply wrong claims in the text make it an unreliable source.

Another similarly unreliable source counts 50.000 volumes or fewer for the year 1839.

Wind may be considered an unreliable source of electricity due to its intermittent nature.

The slow-growing nature of the fungus (7-10 years minimum) and because it can not be cultivated without losing most of its properties make this an unreliable source, though.

His many critics say he has turned from the evidence-based reporting that made him famous towards unsubstantiated conspiracies based on unreliable sources.

He cast himself as an unreliable witness and as a master of disloyalty.

Indeed, the judge described his sworn evidence as being 'deliberately dishonest' and added that he was an 'inherently unreliable witness who regarded truth as a transitory, flexible concept'.

I am, in short, an unreliable witness.

Another unreliable witness was lying about a bus route.

She dismissed him as an 'inherently unreliable witness who regarded truth as a transitory, flexible concept, which could be moulded to his current purposes'.