Sentence examples for mildly reliable from inspiring English sources
* Elsewhere in mildly reliable polls, a YouGov survey has found that George (né Gideon) Osborne and his shadow, Ed Balls, now share an equal measure of people's preference for Chancellor of the Exchequer: a resounding 27 per cent each.
At t = 0, the organism perceives mildly reliable information on its future time limitation, and sets an initial rate of development, r1, accordingly (or this can be a genetically-determined default rate in the absence of any information).
Palak paneer (cheese cubes cooked with spinach in a mildly spiced sauce) was predictably reliable, as was bhindi masala (fresh okra sautéed with onions, tomatoes and spices).
John's Doncaster-based insurance wheeze is called One Call, and he has renamed Field Mill, where Mansfield has hosted football since 1861, the One Call Stadium, which sounds unfortunately like cursing if you say it fast enough (the "k" sound, comedian friends tell me, is a reliable purveyor of mildly comic obscenity).
Publicized cables about Turkey, a member of NATO, depicted doubts about how reliable an ally the country was, given its mildly Islamist and anti-Israel government.
None of the reported diagnostic methods are universally reliable, and the lack of sensitivity makes the diagnosis challenging in mildly affected patients [ 13, 15- 19].
What came next was a series of mildly contentious tweets between Stelter and Concha, with the CNN host rejecting the idea that "Reliable Sources" had been piling on Fox News.
And it has mildly unnerved the tight-knit collection of Bangladeshi immigrants in Queens that has, over the years, carved out a secure and reliable niche in a daunting city.
Mildly unenthusiastically.
