Sentence examples for reliably help from inspiring English sources

Or is it more a matter of a therapist following specific procedures that reliably help people get better?

Asset managers that reliably help middle-income people amass wealth through well-run, low-cost mutual funds and the like.

This method might not replace the fMRI imaging completely, but it could reliably help determine which vegetative patients should be imaged for cognitive activity.

And despite their reputation for being frequent disappointments, movies based on video games, like this year's Silent Hill: Revelation 3D or Resident Evil: Retribution reliably help prop up the box office, almost always turning a profit these days.

There are a few things that can reliably help you get through a breakup: a strong support system, your sweet treat of choice (shoutout to chocolate chip cookies) and a killer playlist.

Several substances mark the course of lung cancer and may reliably help the clinician in decision-making.

As a playwright, director, producer, and play doctor, he had been indispensable to the theatre for thirty-one years, a tireless collaborator who reliably helped to mint the only currency Broadway trusts: hits.

But he is reluctant in an election year to be drawn into a culture-war issue — one that reliably helps Republicans turn out evangelical voters in their favor and also strikes a particular nerve with religious black voters, a bedrock Obama constituency in battleground states like North Carolina and Florida.

Daily doses of a drug used to treat Parkinson's disease significantly improved function in severely brain-injured people thought to be beyond the reach of treatment, scientists reported on Wednesday, providing the first rigorous evidence to date that any therapy reliably helps such patients.

Advance preparation of the oxytocin should be an explicit operational standard, as one of various preparations that, if done reliably (helped by use of checklists), can ensure smooth, streamlined provision of key elements of care for both mother and newborn, even in situations where complications arise.

Developing biomarkers both of exposure and of early health effects that can be measured reliably should help future studies.