Sentence examples for mostly reliable from inspiring English sources

Whereas the 2006 Phase I-II evaluation found UNICEF weak on reliably delivering humanitarian response, this evaluation concludes that UNICEF's response is mostly reliable.

This authorized portrait offers a comprehensive, penetrating and mostly reliable chronicle that its subject should welcome.

(Because of travel constraints, I watched this year's show via the live stream, which was mostly reliable if volume-challenged).

Papelbon's mostly reliable setup man in 2011, Daniel Bard, is a starter, at least for the moment.

WhatsApp was widely seen as the best in breed: close to free, mostly reliable and more flexible (if problematic) in its security and privacy.

The subway has screeched into the 21st century even so, buying new trains with mostly reliable recorded announcements and even more advanced cars that can be driven by computers on the L line.

The wine list is relatively short, with wines mostly from reliable west coast United States wineries, carefully chosen, well-priced and interesting, from $22 to a top of $45.

Notwithstanding the occasional crackle of satire or sparkle of instrumental virtuosity, it mostly offers reliable doses of amusement embedded in easygoing nostalgia.

At the same time, America has noticed that for all their flaws, Arab regimes have mostly proved reliable allies in combating terrorism, and that they are responding, albeit slowly, to internal pressure for reform.

And mostly, one reliable person who's got the moxie to say, "Why Not?" Before I go on, you may be smirking to yourself, "Well, this is fine for mid-list nobodies and failed-heavy-metal-hair-bands, but what about the BIG STARS?" Actually, access and invitation are not that different in Hollywood or the Cote D'Azur than anyplace else.

Wilpon studied Valentine in 2000 and mostly saw a reliable manager who won often and rarely said the wrong thing.