Sentence examples for anything reliable from inspiring English sources

In another blogpost he wrote: "Modern women are too broken, unreliable and narcissistic to give men anything reliable besides fornication".

How confident are we that the dozens of breathless articles on Apple, Facebook, General Electric, and Google are telling us anything reliable about management in a typical firm?

From being the creative driving force in Loose Tubes in the 1980s to becoming involved in the contemporary-classical scene in the 1990s, Bates can be relied on not to do anything reliable.

The headline scores do not tell us anything reliable about how the parties will perform at the next election, but it is better for morale to be ahead than to be behind.

Adding up all the inaccurate redness ratings—"gray," "pretty gray," "whitish gray," "muddy brown," and so on and averaging them leads us further away both from learning anything reliable about the individuals' personal experiences of the rose and from the actual truth of how red our rose really is.

Anything reliable should be admissible.' At the appeal Lord Justice Alliott said: 'To admit these (polygraph statements) would be a matter for Parliament rather than the courts.' Mr Ley is considering seeking leave to appeal to the House of Lords on the admissibility of polygraph evidence.

The revenue stream, however, has been anything but reliable.

If you look at the past, you realize that our climate is anything but reliable.

Long subject to the prevailing ideological winds, the agency's funding has been anything but reliable.

Why would he have thought there was anything more reliable than television news?

Ostensibly advocates and protectors of ecclesiastical possessions, the nobles were in fact anything but reliable servants of their ecclesiastical overlords and instead posed great danger for the bishoprics and abbeys.