Sentence examples for reliability and punctuality from inspiring English sources

The airline -- heavily owned by Swiss investors, both large and small -- had symbolized the country's image of quality, reliability and punctuality.

There have been steady improvements in reliability and punctuality since the Hatfield rail crash in 2000, which led to safety checks that caused disruption across the entire network while tracks and points were fixed or upgraded.

They increase in reliability and punctuality in the order given.

Be warned, though, that the UK has problems with train reliability and punctuality.

Services rated as having low satisfaction for reliability and punctuality included London Midland's West Coast service with a 60% rating and First Capital Connect's Thameslink loop on 67%.

The minister did, however, note that the Enterprise service, which travels between Belfast and Dublin, had significantly improved its reliability and punctuality over recent months.

"I would like to let you know that I am a suitable candidate for admitting into the graduate entry program of the VUmc, and for completing it with satisfactory results" "Reliability, empathy, analytical ability, perseverance, and punctuality are the qualities that I pack in my suitcase for my medical journey".

Julie Taylor, National Careers Service adviser, says: "Employers are commonly looking for similar traits and characteristics in apprentices, regardless of the job role, including punctuality, reliability and having a real interest in the job, coupled with a willingness to learn".

From these responses we can deduce that "Transport logistics quality can be defined as the degree to which the performance of the freight transport operations, across modes in the supply chains, meets stated service criteria, and should incorporate the elements of reasonable price, transit time, punctuality, reliability and sustainability".

Third, we investigated how the railway system can enhance its efficiency by better responding to fatalities and trespassing accidents which jeopardise its reliability, punctuality and attractiveness to potential users.

Ultimately the success of Britain's railways will be publicly judged in terms of punctuality, affordability, reliability and, most importantly, safety.