Sentence examples for reliably plan from inspiring English sources

There really isn't a great way to efficiently and reliably plan out a trip itinerary on the web, except of course for the new travel site and service, Fathom.

Still, the name changes were necessary so that Aramark could reliably plan ahead for its takeover in March, Gediman said, and so that visitors would have advance warning about the moves.

As medicine made progress, and families could be more reliably planned, experts tried "to salvage the independent child at a time when having fewer children allowed for more concentrated maternal attention," Fass writes.

Only then can short and long term toxicological studies on e-cigarettes be reliably planned and executed.

To these arguments we can now add evidence of the difficulty of reliably planning studies around a primary endpoint of OS.

One information officer says that as soon as devices like the BlackBerry and the Palm can handle e-mail attachments reliably, he plans to start providing them as replacements for more expensive laptops.

Initially he is using transcripts of conversations to train his software, but once it is able to handle queries reliably, he plans to add speech-recognition and speech-synthesis systems to handle the input and output.

By reliably categorizing planned place of birth, home and facility-based births can be separated for analysis and will improve the quality of data for monitoring this indicator.

Such plans reliably surface every four years, and, just as reliably, sink without a trace.

But I am reliably informed that plans are evolving for the return of Great Britain & Ireland and the Ashes, last competed for on these shores in 2003 when Great Britain contrived to turn three late leads into three narrow defeats.

The Corps indicated that both plans could reliably protect the area, but preferred the gates plan because it was much less expensive.