Sentence examples for have reliably from inspiring English sources

For at least a decade, the arts have reliably made headlines in this country.

Gun sales have reliably spiked in the US after every mass shooting.

Mr. Edwards is focusing mainly on voters who have reliably voted in the past.

It was dark and raining that night, and he maintained Delaney could not have reliably identified Hill as the culprit.

Since then, Fox reporters have covered gun safety proposals and Fox commentators have reliably defended Second Amendment rights.

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.

But the electricity workers have been strong critics of the government's conservative economic policies and have reliably provided thousands of protesters for antigovernment demonstrations by left-wing parties.

There is ongoing debate about whether randomized, placebo-controlled trials under a double-blind have reliably established the pharmacological efficacy of antidepressants.

The former grow in regions that have reliably high, year-round rainfall; the latter occur in areas with lower, more erratic rainfall.

Electrophysiological studies have reliably identified event-related potential (ERP) markers for evaluative feedback processing during PM: the Feedback-Related Negativity (FRN) and P3 components.

And corporate sponsors of an annual golf tournament and wine tasting — events that have reliably padded the zoo's coffers in the past — are so far absent for this year.