| I would not appreciate having to depend on what are often undependable bus services. |
| According to Erikson, children who fail to develop a basic sense of trust will view the world as hostile and people as undependable in later life. |
| She asked, quickly averting the subject from James' opinion of his undependable mother and late father. |
| Attendance is a direct reflection of dependability and employers do not promote or retain undependable employees. |
| Though this would seem to be an all-purpose, comprehensive technical solution, it was expensive and frequently undependable, and never made it into the mainstream. |
| All too often the information they provide, and the supposed eyewitnesses they interview, are undependable. |
