Sentence examples for reliable cover from inspiring English sources
The GOP cannot easily reverse course on their decades-long railing against "activist judges", either – though really, the principle that "it's only activism if you don't like it" has been fairly reliable cover before.
At worst, Wilkshire offered Australia reliable cover at two key positions – right-back and creative central midfield – where they presently have none and you don't need a football brain the size of Jürgen Klopp's to realise that any team serious about an extended stay at a World Cup requires cover in every position.
Second, the outcome measures used are valid and reliable, cover a range of clinically important constructs and include those recommended for clinical trials of OA [ 44].
In sceptical subjects (especially medical students), this may raise doubts about the truth of the information provided and may require additional measures, such as a reliable "cover story" about the rational why the information is given at all.
If you do not have a garage or any other form of reliable cover, damage to your vehicle from debris and flooding may occur.
Therefore, a two-stage sampling approach was justified for collecting a reliable forest cover reference dataset for estimating proportion forest cover area and net proportion deforestation.
But a lack of reliable snow cover in the East and Upper Midwest the last couple of years has prompted a cancellation rate of more than 30percentt for Isdra-sanctioned races.
Where Val Thorens has the edge on them, though, is in altitude; it is the highest resort in Europe, and its slopes extend about 300m further up the mountain than the other resorts, with consequent advantages in reliable snow cover.
He said that their "hot snow" programme would provide reliable snow cover in Sochi even at temperatures of up to +15 degrees.
But by European standards Val, as they call it, doesn't really have many bad years and enjoys a reputation for having the Continent's most reliable snow cover, which is why early season World Cup races are held here every December (and the Downhill at the Albertville Olympics, a trail that is now the most famous run to ski).
