Sentence examples for a generally reliable from inspiring English sources

He said Republicans were counting on low turnout among blacks, a generally reliable Democratic constituency.

Shariatmadari is a frank speaker, and his pronouncements are a generally reliable barometer for the opinions of Iran's Supreme Leader.

The report found that contributions "have been a generally reliable predictor of whose side a superdelegate will take".

Froude scaling is a generally reliable way to design models of floating wind turbines for wave basin testing.

The Smith Palmer equation is not a generally reliable method for predicting the thermal conductivity of Ni solid solution alloys from measurements of the electrical conductivity.

Hardly a day passes without a weighty, for the most part decently researched, report from a generally reliable source crammed with facts about the impact of a possible Brexit on everything from migration to the price of milk.

A quick, generally reliable fix is to replace them with a subtly larger size, not so long as to over penetrate into some other part: US #6 x 3/8" long or so machine screws, driven in straight and firmly initially (but not overtightened down) are typically right for loose side panel attachments with standard screws will bend themselves new threads in the sheet metal.

Then again, Facebook provides a free, generally reliable commenting and sharing service, and no software is perfect.

The results of the study suggest that HSSC-8 is a feasible, generally reliable, and valid instrument to assess HIV-related stigma in children with HIV infection.

This is the first time we've really heard firm information about a possible release date for said devices, from a source as generally reliable as Bloomberg.

For those reasons, while the experimental annotations assigned to a protein are generally reliable, they are unlikely to be complete.