Sentence examples for dependable to from inspiring English sources

In 2003, when Arun Sarin took over from Sir Christopher Gent at Vodafone, it seemed that the mobile-phone operator was getting something solid and dependable to replace the flash of the previous model.

She went on to say: "Investors are listening for whether or not you're going to get their money back and whether or not you're dependable to grow the business.

A new generation of very good tests were produced but, as with any technology, the information that they provide is only accurate and dependable to the extent that they are used appropriately.DIA: Early in his term Barack Obama said, "The solution to low test scores is not lower standards; it's tougher, clearer standards".

However, those of the detailed model are more dependable to ensure the production of the targeted plant capacity.

Compatibility between chitosan and gelatin is dependable to specific interactions between polymeric components which are the ability of carboxyl groups of gelatin to form hydrogen bonding with chitosan.

A typical protection system is designed to be dependable (to trip whenever it should) at the expense of security (not to trip whenever it should not) [2].

To avoid a replay, the US need to show Taiwan and China that it wants to be a dependable friend to each, but that friendship depends on following the rules.

Forest management originated in the desire of the large central European landowners to secure dependable income to maintain their castles and retinues of servants.

When working independently, you need to be dependable, eager to take initiative, and capable of exercising self-control.

The lesson he took from his own ordeal was not that he had erred but that the real-estate business needed to have more dependable access to capital.

Different varieties grow side by side, with everything from tiny yellow apples, to dependable russet ones, to enormous green cooking ones, begging to be picked and eaten.