Sentence examples for reliably about from inspiring English sources

All that is known reliably about the origins of Gloria Rubio von Furstenberg Fahkry Guinness is that she was born in Mexico to a left-wing newspaperman.

For decades traditional methods of testing have been criticized for saying relatively little reliably about students' ability as well as causing anxiety, which can negatively affect students' recall of learned information.

In recent decades, critics of free trade have reliably fretted about these industries, rarely about the harm free trade does to still healthy ones, and almost never about industries that free trade prevented America from developing in the first place.

Not only would I be able to reliably write about cell phones and gas pumps, I'd be able to write about anything and everything.

He has not.His biography reveals nothing reliably new about Deng.

Little is reliably known about crucial passages in Calvin's life.

Those costs are around $450,000; the show has been reliably grossing about $600,000 a week since opening and that is expected to increase through the holidays.

All seven titles reliably sell about 1.7 million copies a year for the publisher, HarperCollins, but in the first half of the company's fiscal year sales have already reached that amount.

Burgers, too, are reliably tasty (about $9 apiece, with slaw, potato salad and chips or fries), and of the dozen or so house sandwiches ($7 to $10), the Carolina pulled pork on a Kaiser roll is especially pleasing.

It sees him smiling against a blue background presumably on a red carpet, with all others cropped out to focus attention on his cheerful visage, and has been reliably getting about 7,000 Likes each day (and growing).

And while enthusiastic and reliably entertaining about politics, he was not always correct: And, as is so often reflected in the editorial pages of his newspapers, he held strong opinions about the necessity of the environment, and opinions about those opinions.