Sentence examples for has moved reliably from inspiring English sources
In fact, because the U.S. dollar has moved reliably in the opposite direction of the S&P 500 index, a fund that tracks the dollar could be used to hedge an equity portfolio.
Thus, we will identify the number of patients that are reliably improved and have moved from the dysfunctional to the functional range (recovered), the number of patients reliably improved but not recovered, the number of patients reliably worsened, and the number of patients unchanged on central outcome measures.
But when the vote came in, it turned out that even parts of the English heartland that vote reliably for Labour had moved under the nationalist banner, prompting two of the Party's Members of Parliament to submit a no-confidence motion in their leader, Jeremy Corbyn.
We had no way of reliably assessing how many survey children had moved away from WA for the entire follow-up period or any part thereof.
Both states — reliably red for years — turned blue in 2008, pushed toward the political center by highly-educated white-collar voters who have moved there and by fast-growing Hispanic populations.
It is also true that Nebraska, a reliably Republican state, has considered moving to the norm of winner-take-all, only because Obama won one electoral vote in 2008 from a Democratic congressional district.
Now the district lines have been moved further into Westchester and the towns of Eastchester and Pelham and portions of New Rochelle, areas that have voted more reliably for Republican candidates.
The No. 1 reason to hold stocks like these is that, while their share prices haven't moved very much, many continue quite reliably to generate profits.
None has worked reliably.
Washington has been reliably blue ever since.
