undependable

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• During that time, he figures to be a perennial all-star and a dependable franchise player for new owner Ryan Smith.

• An elite shot-blocker and athletic marvel during his prime, Ibaka is now a more controlled back-line defender who has worked hard to evolve into a dependable three-point shooting threat on offense.

• What sets the Versa 3 apart from Apple is that it includes Amazon’s dependable Alexa voice assistant instead of less-than-dependable Siri.

• While San Diego may seem a place preserved by dependable and comfortable weather, scientists know the region spans three very different local climates.

• The safe and dependable wealth management business would be the new focus.

• That was the foolishness of my vision for my life—that my backup career would be completely undependable.

• Its very method of control makes it an undependable force, and at times unavailable.

• Brandy, alas, always made him quarrelsome and undependable of mood.

• The thing grew increasingly mystifying; increasingly unorthodox and undependable, too.

• Can you think of any reason why someone might think this is an undependable type of ammunition?

• Are you ignorant of how uncontrolled and undependable the average human being is in all the affairs of sex life?