Sentence examples for reliably kept from inspiring English sources
The number of dogs that reliably kept the beat was fairly close to zero.
His father, the senator, felt he had himself done right a lot of the time, and reliably kept after his son to follow suit.
This ensures that the software will be accessible to all participants after the course and reliably kept up to date.
His return of serve reliably keeps him in the game, and seems increasingly at home on grass.
But they frequently fail to treat patients effectively and do not reliably keep track of the number of infections they see.
Her "temporal window"—the period of time that she can reliably keep track of slams shut after only a minute or two.
He didn't want to lose readers after his own novel ended, and Bulwer was the only novelist who could reliably keep up the magazine's circulation.
Her "temporal window" — the period of time that she can reliably keep track of — slams shut after only a minute or two.
This indicates that PVEc can reliably keep reproducibility even in the case of elderly subjects with brain atrophy.
This was not just a matter of fashion or prejudice; watches of the time were notoriously prone to fouling from exposure to the elements, and could only reliably be kept safe from harm if carried securely in the pocket.
If you find a pump in your town that's reliably wonky, keep going back to it and complaining every time it messes up.
