The phrase "dependable by" is a grammatically correct phrase, but it may not be commonly used in written English. It is more common to say "dependable on" or "dependable through." An example of using "dependable by" in a sentence could be: "The success of this project is dependable by the skills and dedication of our team members." In this sentence, "dependable by" is used to indicate that the success of the project relies on the skills and dedication of the team members.
He was voted "most dependable" by his classmates, and spoke on Commencement Day in 1938.
I inhaled deeply, and began singing, to the tune of "The Weight," by The Band: Get a load of Slammers Get one for close to free (five dollars) Get a load of Slammers And put your trust right on me (I'm dependable) By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Andy Borowitz By Larissa MacFarquhar By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Andy Borowitz.
But researchers theorize that their need to be seen as dependable by peers may trigger an urge to respond promptly to messages, even when driving.
She begins one of her most dependable jokes by triumphantly announcing that she slept with her "high school crush".
If the world ends in fire, I'd say the heck with it and wear Mackage; if it ends in ice, I want these dependable Swedes by my side.
We advocate the production of secure and dependable SDNs by presenting potential requirements and key enablers.
The public utility released a series of pamphlets last week detailing the province's expected energy needs over the next 20 years, predicting a "shortfall of dependable energy by 2023," and hyping hydroelectric power as a better alternative to competing sources like natural gas.
Keep a reputation as a dependable friend by keeping secrets you're told.
It was habituated by practicing good manners, by being dependable, punctual and responsible day by day.
No longer the steadfast character anchored by her equally dependable mate and surrounded by a cast of off-kilter family members and friends, the scenario has been inverted.
The beats the Funk Brothers pound out alone are hypnotic, and "Motown" falls into the by-now dependable tradition that includes "Buena Vista Social Club" and "Calle 54".
