Sentence examples for built a reliable from inspiring English sources

"This is predominately a big marketing victory" for the two companies, Mr. Entner said, but he added that the reputation of Verizon Wireless for reliable service has been earned because the company has built a reliable network.

They've built a reliable roster of cookie cutter cop and legal dramas in which everything exists in simple binaries of man/woman and good/evil; why would anyone take a risk when they can rule the ratings with minimal effort?

With the 1777 establishment of a more permanent army structure and the introduction of three-year enlistments, Washington built a reliable stable of experienced troops, although hard currency and supplies of all types were difficult to come by.

This has helped to build a reliable service that meets Toyota's service levels, says Mr Agarwal.

It is also important for the company to build a reliable and high-quality dealer network as quickly as possible.

In the years that followed, the Buccaneers never won another playoff game, and Gruden struggled to build a reliable offense.

I mean strategies for linking bits and shards of evidence from many sources to reconstruct each life and build a reliable case for each identity and kinship.

Attacking renewables in the wake of a massive storm might help some people's political agenda but it will do nothing to help South Australians build a reliable and resilient energy system.

Charles S. Golvin, a telecom analyst at Forrester Research, thinks that Sprint's best hope, whether or not the AT&T and T-Mobile merger goes through, is to differentiate itself with unlimited data plans as it builds a reliable network.

If, for instance, India were to build a reliable electricity grid it would reduce the use of dirty private generators, cut indoor air pollution from cooking fires and boost productivity all at the same time.

Mr. Gordon's experience in San Mateo County would arm him with knowledge of two things his county has done that the state has never been able to master: build a reliable reserve and evaluate government programs based on their performance.