Sentence examples for nowhere reliable from inspiring English sources

When our schools close them off to accurate information, they have nowhere reliable to turn.

"The status quo is a state of constant insecurity for the indigenous women and girls who face threats to their lives and feel they have nowhere reliable to turn for protection," Rhoad said.

But renewables are nowhere near reliable nor cheap enough to displace conventional fuels be they coal, natural gas, oil or nuclear.

"Physician reports are nowhere near as reliable a basis for decision-making," he said.

I could refill, but the next night of my planned loop was nowhere near a reliable water source, meaning the seven liters I could carry wouldn't be enough to see me through.

That's because, according to the latest psychological experiments, our inner thermometers are nowhere near as reliable as we think.

In other words, YouTube Kids is just an okay-ish substitute for the YouTube app, and nowhere near as reliable as Netflix's Kids section for being kid-safe.

These new arrangements of humans provide better "feeding grounds for the pathogenic population," and to top it off, we're nowhere near a reliable system for figuring out what changes to avoid, or knowing when we've crossed a line into vulnerability.

Nowhere Else has been reliable in previous years when it comes to iPhone leaks.

Would such a move work here in the U.S.? Would you be willing to pay, say, $1 per month, paying toward some sort of Broadband Fund, to ensure that people in the middle of nowhere have access to reliable broadband?

They provided him and the site with reliable reporting available nowhere else.