Sentence examples for byword for reliability from inspiring English sources

As a byword for reliability and safety, Toyota conquered the ferociously competitive global car market to become the number one manufacturer in the world.

Noel Fehily, a byword for reliability in the saddle, has his last ride before hanging up his boots when he partners Get In The Queue, the red-hot favourite, in the bumper at Newbury on Saturday.

A number of famous "flag carriers" have vanished, including PanAm, TWA, Sabena and even Swissair, once a byword for clockwork reliability.

Just as Cadillac used to be synonymous with luxury and BMW with sportiness, Toyota was a byword for quality and reliability.

In January, Mercedes, once a byword for quality and reliability, had to postpone the delivery of 30,000 cars because of faulty diesel pumps.

The German carmaker has said it wants to "win back the trust of its customers" now that Volkswagen's reputation as a byword for quality and reliability lies in tatters.

Russia used to be a byword in reliability for space technology, but its reputation has taken a hammering recently.

"Grand Rapids" became a byword for inexpensive furniture of reliable quality.

* Look for reliability standards.

"Doesn't make for reliability".

They grade residents for reliability.