Sentence examples for reliably expected from inspiring English sources

However, a Defra report in 2005 concluded that gassing "cannot be reliably expected to kill all the animals in a complex burrow system".

Given the uncertainty accompanying Await The Dawn following his recuperation from sickness, Sea Moon (8.45) can be more reliably expected to produce a new peak.

Senator Walter Mondale had accused NASA engineers of "criminal negligence" with regard to the design and construction of the Apollo command module, and it was reliably expected that Shea would be in the firing line.

Rightly so, too, as neither man exhibited the judgment or conduct we ought to reliably expect from a federal minister in the 21st century.

And if the Mets win in eighteen innings tonight, you can reliably expect a post on the game from Mr. Roger Angell.

She saw a hotel as the modern equivalent of a caravanserai, an inn where a traveller could reliably expect to be rested and refreshed after a long day.

They also told me about the other sort of difficult customer: the non-customer, bewildered, unstable, otherwise desperate, drifting in because they could not reliably expect to idle anywhere else during unsociable hours without being ushered on.

This climate has helped tourism as visitors to the island can reliably expect warm, sunny weather.

The point is to give your readers something they can reliably expect, so they keep coming back for more.

Regime uncertainty pertains above all to a pervasive uncertainty about the property-rights regime — about what private owners can reliably expect the government to do in its actions that affect private owners' ability to control the use of their property, to reap the income it yields, and to transfer it to others on voluntarily acceptable terms.

They could reliably expect to receive campaign contributions from the task force members.