Sentence examples for reliability records from inspiring English sources

Some have better reliability records than others and some can handle bigger shipments, for instance.

The Marine Corps relieved the commander of its troubled V-22 Osprey squadron after it obtained a tape recording on which he appeared to order subordinates to falsify maintenance and reliability records.

There have been a number of episodes since the reactors opened in the 1970s, when Indian Point's Unit 2 was operated by Consolidated Edison and Unit 3 by the New York Power Authority, which had one of the worst reliability records in the country.

One consideration for consumers is Kia's reliability record, which trails its competitors.

For that, the infrastructure companies are rewarded.But the reliability record is not so impressive.

The Vibe is the twin of the Toyota Matrix -- they're made at the same American plant -- and has a stellar reliability record.

Beware of straying too far from home, though: Consumer Reports found the reliability record of the Solstice convertible and the similar Saturn Sky to be dismal.

The ride is noisy and jouncy, it's a taxing climb in and out and the reliability record is poor.

An $18,000 new car may not have side-impact air bags, though a late-model used car with a known reliability record that has the side-impact bags can cost just $13,000.

And Eurostar maintains that its reliability record is better than that of airlines flying between London and Paris, with 79percentt of its trains currently arriving within an average 15 minutes of scheduled arrival compared with 64percentt for airlines.

A Vonage spokesman said he tried but failed to find anyone who was free to speak with me about his company's reliability record The differences between the two kinds of digital voice services were brought out sharply in a study released last month by Keynote Systems, an Internet testing business based in San Mateo, Calif.