Sentence examples for reliable notes from inspiring English sources

"Lexus tends to be very luxurious, very comfortable, have the latest technology and be reliable," notes Jake Fisher, senior automotive engineer for Consumer Reports.

The Republican nominee on Friday released his first general election ad against Hillary Clinton, hitting Trump's reliable notes such as immigration and terror.

Unlike an orange, which can have dozens of flavors, depending on the variety, the lemon has just one reliable note that sticks firmly in their minds.

Accurate and reliable note-taking is an essential and prime journalistic craft; it can also be crucial to protecting the reputation of an investigative programme, its production team and the BBC.

However, the definition used is consistent with virtually all studies of gout, and is likely to be reliable, noting the typically severe symptoms of pain and disability associated with an acute gout flare.

With the exception of one interview for which the equipment failure was identified too late for reliable note-taking to occur, analysis of these interviews was based on hand-written notes taken by the interviewer immediately following the interview (i.e., when the recording failure was identified).

Pain experts have long been working to try to find an alternative treatment that is safe and reliable, he notes.

Other developments will see Soundrop making the mechanics of the service more reliable: Sandvik notes that in April the company had to move all of its servers from the cloud to dedicated services because of "too much instability" — "we needed to have more control over the hardware". There have also been some security issues with users on corporate networks' antivirus protections.

Other developments will see Soundrop making the mechanics of the service more reliable: Sandvik notes that in April the company had to move all of its servers from the cloud to dedicated services because of "too much instability" — "we needed to have more control over the hardware".

"We don't have good, reliable data," notes Ferreira.

"Google has more of an incentive to make information reliable," Carroll noted, because Google's business is based on providing accurate information to people who are looking for it.