Sentence examples for intermittently reliable from inspiring English sources
"Disappearing Acts" is the story of a mismatched couple: Zora (Ms. Lathan), an earnest schoolteacher who dreams of becoming a pop star, and Franklin (Mr. Snipes), an intermittently reliable construction worker who dreams of becoming a thoroughly reliable construction worker.
Because the uncertainty of dead reckoning increases over time and maybe over distance, celestial observations are taken intermittently to determine a more reliable position (called a fix), from which a new dead reckoning is begun.
Thus, one of fiction's most natural areas of inquiry, from Cervantes to Murakami, concerns states of confusion, error, or madness, in which a character's crazy fictions become intertwined with the novel's calmer fictions, and the reader's purchase on the reliable world becomes intermittently tenuous.
Stephen Hough did himself less than justice with a very small scale Mozart Piano Concerto K449, but intermittently he showed pleasing balance of reliable technique and musicality which had served him so well in earlier stages.
Opportunistic networks aim to provide reliable communications in an intermittently connected environment.
The site's new hosting arrangement seems less than reliable, however, as the website intermittently went offline throughout the morning.
If you only stock food intermittently, they'll likely find somewhere else to go that's more reliable.
Vernon is intermittently specific.
Toma tweeted intermittently.
But it recurs intermittently.
