Sentence examples for reliably a from inspiring English sources

Sundance screens some bombs, but also, reliably, a number of excellent films, every year, films that are both creatively satisfying and well worth the distributor's investment.

You will also need to know how frequently and reliably a subway runs, and whether you'll be plagued by weekend service interruptions or reroutings.

The price cut helps make the case for Big Data computing on I.B.M. Power servers, which are designed to juggle many computing tasks efficiently and reliably, a potential advantage in the data-analysis market.

He wrote a beautiful paper demonstrating that, if an entanglement experiment worked reliably, a specific set of measurements could be made on the particles which produced a quantitative result that couldn't be explained by any classical mechanism which might predetermine the spins before they were measured.

Polished up with brass buttons that marched in twin rows down its front, this snappy Karl Lagerfeld design sometimes came with a collar and bellows pockets and could be personalized, as the wearer saw fit, with a strand of pearls, a bow-shaped brooch, a turtleneck sweater or, most reliably, a pair of shades.

Other researchers on campus are investigating such matters as the extent to which quercetin, found in the skins of apples, can have an anti-inflammatory effect; whether Chia seeds are as useful a source of omega-3 fatty acids as, say, halibut; and how significantly and reliably a certain type of fermented Chinese tea can lower bad cholesterol.

New Year's Eve is reliably an anticlimax when you're "out out", as Micky Flanagan might put it, so why not just stay at home?

Thus, it is questionable if the later study indeed describes reliably an effect which could be reproduced in vivo.

In addition, a hen can only reliably hatch a few eggs at a time.

How to reliably find a warhead in a field of decoys?

Since the early nineties, she has reliably published a novel or a memoir every few years.