Sentence examples for reliable rule from inspiring English sources

It used to be a reliable rule that divided parties don't win elections.

Today when plague is promptly & properly treated prompt recovery is the reliable rule.

While they fall short of the ideal, they aspire toward reliable rule of law.

I used to believe that the most reliable rule of cooking was that everything tastes better with bacon.

A reliable rule of literary reputations is that whatever your own time jeers is the one thing that will prove most lasting in your work.

It's a reliable rule with adverts, as with people, that whatever they most determinedly say they are, that's what they're not.

At a fine enough resolution, all those reliable rules about balls on inclined planes start to fail.

What simple, uncontroversial messages can be given to the public that will stand as reliable rules of thumb for everyone when they're at the supermarket?

You and I and Shakespeare know that verse metre is based on syllable counts, so we've certainly come up with reliable rules for controlling big groups of them.

Reliable rules of social peace, and useful models for them, do surely exist — gun laws limit gun violence; public sanitation is always salubrious — but these broad standards of social life are different from its smaller, strange traditions.

"All communities and groups have reliable rules of right and wrong in the form of laws, values, and social standards," the essay prompt began, according to a transcript later made available to The Choice blog by the College Board, which oversees the SAT.