Sentence examples for a pretty reliable from inspiring English sources
Hillary Clinton also tried to portray Sanders as "a pretty reliable vote for the gun lobby," even though the N.R.A. gave him a grade of D-minus.
"It seems given the minutes and touches, he's a pretty reliable double-double guy," Bulls Coach Scott Skiles told Chicago reporters in Los Angeles on Sunday.
If you don't stay at Epsom, you don't win: it may be one of the oldest racing clichés but it's a pretty reliable one.
Either way, he's a pretty reliable guide to navigating through life, and I absolutely couldn't leave the first of the Narnia books off the list.
Historically, a climb over the first five trading days has been a pretty reliable indicator of a positive year to follow.
Overnight, there were reports of heavy selling of Japanese stock futures in the Singapore market — a pretty reliable sign that the selling was coming from foreign hedge funds.
Ever since serious scholarly study of the Gospels began, in the nineteenth century, its moods have ranged from the frankly skeptical — including a "mythicist" position that the story is entirely made up — to the credulous, with some archeologists still holding that it is all pretty reliable, and tombs and traces can be found if you study the texts hard enough.
"GPG is a robust and pretty reliable encryption.
I can't speak for anyone else, but I have found that people I'm willing to pay $15 an hour are generally pretty reliable, and those who are worth $20 or more are solid, dependable workers who can be expected to perform at a high level and acquire significant skills.
Paying more also gets you a machine that bakes a range of sizes – although Russell Hobbs' budget model (the 18036) does so at around £50. Don't be talked into a pricey extended warranty – the machines are generally pretty reliable.
I mean, I can think of a few reasons why not, but Xiaomi generally makes pretty reliable consumer electronics, and the company's rock-bottom prices have disrupted other markets, like fitness trackers.
