Sentence examples for long-term dependability from inspiring English sources
By contrast, the Porsche 911 was the top-ranked premium sports car, and the company led the most recent long-term dependability survey.
What should come as no surprise is that Lexus is the top brand for reliability or that the long-term dependability of three-year-old models over all continues to improve, since it has been improving steadily year over year.
What's more, each is predicted to deliver better- or much-better-than-average long-term dependability based on ownership experiences surveyed by Consumer Reports.
autos.jdpower.com — Get detailed ratings of brand and model reliability for new models and 3-year-old cars, a good indicator of long-term dependability.
intrusion-tolerant replication, with f>0, improves (mathcal{R}) for small MT, but for small ratios f/n it is prejudicial for large MT; rejuvenation cannot bring benefits before its first application, but it reduces the long-term degradation effects on dependability, by periodically bringing the system back to its initial overall state (i.e., with all nodes healthy see (20) in the Appendix).
Unfortunately, today's popular, downsized, fuel-efficient vehicles that promise dependability and affordability over the long-term are not the cars that translate to profits for the automakers.
The team showed the men's video profiles to 204 female undergraduates and asked them to rate the guys on criteria such as intelligence, creativity, overall attractiveness, appeal as a long-term versus a short-term mate, and potential dependability.
The dependability study also suggests that the long-term quality of cars made by the South Korean automakers Hyundai and Kia may not yet be quite as good as had been indicated by the 2004 Initial Quality Study, a measure of faults in the first 90 days of ownership.
Short-term frustration for long-term gain".
"We're looking long-term".
