Sentence examples for has reliably been from inspiring English sources

NYC FC's Designated Players haven't always lived up to their billing but Villa has reliably been their headline act for the past year or so.

But few expect his victory in Maryland to augur much for November: the state has reliably been one of the most Democratic states in recent presidential elections.

Yet it sits at the very bottom of the UN Human Development Index and for a generation has reliably been the worst country on earth in which to be born.

Even though Google has reliably been a moneymaking machine, its stock has been held back for several years because investors have wanted proof that it can make money in ways other than selling search ads.

Throughout American history, it has reliably been epic.

We use acute heat shock as our model stress, which has reliably been shown to yield a significant increase in meiotic recombination frequency [ 20, 21, 27].

Nobody – not even, so I have reliably been told, its designer, Rafael Viñoly – is happy with the way that 20 Fenchurch Street has turned out.

In recent years, it had reliably been one of Tehran's busiest polling places, with lines down the street at all hours, even for city-council elections.

In the context of language processing, proficiency and age of acquisition have reliably been shown to have a strong influence on the functional and structural architecture of the human brain.

First, areas such as the TPJ, vmPFC, and precuneus have reliably been related to mentalizing activities but could possibly also reflect other functions as well, since many brain areas participate in more than one cognitive activity.

These experiments typically focus on manipulating resonant properties of vocal tract cavities and/or acoustic consequences of narrow and brief vocal tract constrictions, because these properties have reliably been shown to underlie phonetic structure.