Sentence examples for always reliable in from inspiring English sources

But mass transit was not always reliable in this storm.

And he was always reliable in the field, seldom putting down a catch in the deep.

Her serve, though not always reliable in the past, was damaging, and she finished with eight aces.

Tabletop exercise also provided a better chance than field exercise to evaluate the response without the use of telephones, which are not always reliable in real emergency situation.

While we applaud the advances in breast-cancer detection through mammograms described in your article, there is much evidence to suggest that they are not always reliable in identifying malignancies.

Initially Chelsea seemed to miss the rested Claude Makelele and had difficulty controlling Levski's wide players, with Wayne Bridge, standing in for Ashley Cole, not always reliable in his defending.

Taking into account that the results of FNAB are not always reliable, especially in patients with MNG with lots of nodules and in patients with nodules smaller than 10mm, it is particularly difficult to establish a sound diagnosis for small non-palpable nodules that have been verified by ultrasound only [ 53, 54].

West's book is a mine of information but he is not always reliable, and in this instance I have followed Wells's account.

We know that correlations are not always reliable; nevertheless, in the 27 survivors, our group saw four shared personality traits that could explain their longevity.

(I found some of Smith's picks at the always reliable P.J. Wine in Manhattan and through my sommelier by the sea, Michael Crafa, at Pop's Wine and Spirits, in Island Park, N.Y).

43 While renal elimination of most drugs is a measure of endogenous creatinine clearance, renal function and creatinine clearance are not always reliable measures in the elderly.