Sentence examples for reliably strong from inspiring English sources

The phenomenon was reliably strong, reliably broad (that is, transferred from one situation to another), and reliably difficult to change once it set in.

For decades, affluent home buyers in search of coastal vacation property gravitated to the ocean, where real estate prices were higher but returns on investment were reliably strong.

Elsewhere, there's a staggeringly underused Vicky Krieps and reliably strong work from Lakeith Stanfield, an actor who's also able to rise far above a middling end product.

Reliably strong and often dominant, his teams came home with batches of medals, some the product of powerful individual feats like those of Matt Biondi (five gold medals) and Janet Evans (three gold) in 1988.

To be sure, there are reliably strong women in Congress, like Senator Dianne Feinstein of California and Senator Patty Murray of Washington State, but neither seems to stand out as a national leader.

In addition to reliably strong returns on investment at the very top of the market, art offers instant social prestige to people who may have already made their fortunes, sometimes in a manner not in keeping with the art world's supposed progressive values.

Follow-up analyses demonstrated that the intelligibility response in the left anterior STS was reliably stronger than in other regions.

Crucially, however, such decoding was never significant within the PCG (all P's > 0.05, all means ≤ 33%) and moreover, between-category decoding (38%) was reliably stronger than within-category decoding (33%): F1,7 = 5.69, P = 0.048, in this region.

Simulation results confirm that the proposed MIMO receiver performs comparably to the ideal receiver, outperforms conventional MOE detectors, and performs reliably over strong MAI and large frequency offsets.

Predicting this magnitude should help to avoid the outcome of uninformative "blacked out" wells (containing too many spots to count reliably) for strong responses or, conversely, too few spots to count when responses are weak.

The GCIP reliably produced strong C− currents and accurate and precise Fm values.