Sentence examples for record for reliability from inspiring English sources

Some of Cohen's claims were backed by evidence, while others will hinge on his admittedly poor track record for reliability.

But as nice as this Audi may be, prospective buyers should keep in mind that the A6, on which is it is based, has not established a particularly good record for reliability.

So just imagine you are getting an elegant Audi A6 station wagon for $10,000 less — and one built by an automaker with a superior track record for reliability.

Getting into the major league with Airbus and Boeing may be a few decades away, as airlines typically prefer planes with proven track record for reliability and safety, analysts say.

All this with an amazing track record for reliability.

In preservation, the "Duke" had held an impeccable operational record for reliability; however on 9 June 2007, the engine operated a railtour from to Carlisle returning via, where, for operational reasons, the locomotive's start position was changed to.

While electric cars are rapidly improving, they remain roughly twice as expensive as similarly sized gasoline-powered cars, which also provide greater range, higher top speeds and better records for reliability.

The differences in the average fertility indexes between high and low fertility groups were 5.46% which was obtained from bulls having adequate records for higher reliability.

These are examples of rare empirical studies showing that vetting occurrence records for taxonomic reliability is crucial for niche modelling and indeed for ecological research on invasions in general.

Meanwhile, with a launch for the National Reconnaissance Office scheduled for Wednesday, ULA is again poised to showcase its record of reliability with more than 100 consecutive launches without a failure.

The organisation has a record of reliability in polling London politics.