Sentence examples for dependable reputation from inspiring English sources
For 14 years, Finance Manager, a software package, has earned an excellent, dependable reputation among the 251 districts now using it.
A person gets a reputation as dependable or undependable by either doing "well to make it work or happen" or not quite dependable enough... "You tried!" could mean: "You were fairly successful -- but still not quite good enough".
"It may not be a record-breaking season but we have developed a reputation for dependable snow-making".
Toyota has long been concerned that its reputation for dependable but unexciting vehicles has given it a stale image among the young, both in Japan and the United States.
Hardenbergh designed buildings for long-term use, not short-term profit, and his insistence on heavy, conservative masonry designs increased his reputation for dependable solidity.
Diverse techniques of electroanalytical chemistry have already earned the reputation of dependable tools for research of biomembranes and lipid model systems.
The GAO has an enviable reputation for dependable work and GAO service constitutes a valued entry on resumes.
As an ad-sales executive with Forbes magazine, Terry Lavin worked hard to earn his reputation as a dependable drinking buddy.
The industry was already suffering from a flight of Australians to holiday destinations overseas, encouraged by a highly-valued Australian currency.But the Australian economy as a whole, to say nothing of Australia's reputation as a dependable travel destination, has suffered as well.
The 20-year-old joined Swansea on a season-long loan from Tottenham Hotspur after Swansea's promotion to the Premier League and Caulker is quickly establishing himself a reputation as a dependable centre-back.
