Sentence examples for isn't reliably from inspiring English sources

Right now, unlocking the phone isn't reliably easy.

There's a mountain of research showing that, once over a certain minimum, increased income isn't reliably associated with increased happiness.

But sport isn't reliably sentimental, and in the final at Paris's Parc des Princes – a final shown live on the BBC Greatat Britain won 16-12.

One of the company's first devices, a fuel-cell "reformer" for stripping hydrogen from methanol, will supply enough hydrogen for micro fuel cells that recharge 20-watt two-way radios used in emergency areas, where grid power isn't reliably available.

And in places where GPRS isn't reliably available, the old towers will be relocated there, filling out the gaps.

"The West Nile virus season, like the weather, is not reliably predictable," said Dr. Frieden.

Of the 10 least-educated, only one (Nevada) is not reliably Republican.

But experience over the past 30 years has shown that this is not reliably the case.

This is not reliably rabble-rousing stuff.The real danger from the right lies elsewhere.

The full-on goofiness is not reliably buoyant; this is an intermittently enjoyable but often choppy comic ride.

The party this year was determined to underscore its commitment to a state that is not reliably Republican.