Sentence examples for reliably successful from inspiring English sources

He's found that many of the reliably successful leaders combine "extreme personal humility with intense professional will".

The result is that, with limited money, innovative projects often lose out to more reliably successful projects that aim to tweak treatments, perhaps extending life by only weeks.

Perennials There are too many perennials that will grow well in shade to list here (as long as the soil is good and there is enough moisture), but here are a few reliably successful ones for dry shade.

Design Research charts the paths from research methods to research findings to design principles to design results and demonstrates the transformation of theory into a richly satisfying and more reliably successful practice.

Mr. Novikov wants to prove that he can do more than churn out reliably successful restaurants — an Asian fusion place here, an Italian trattoria there — by trying to establish a landmark at New York or Paris standards.

Intellectual courage is the virtue according to which a person is motivated to be perservering in her own ideas, and is reliably successful at doing this.

We highly recommend the previous step as it was needed to reliably obtain successful specific PCR results (see below).

Regular practice is required to ensure that the improved view translates reliably into successful tracheal intubation.

The crucial questions are how to reliably predict successful vaginal birth after Caesarean section, and how to determine and quantify the magnitude of the risk of failure that is acceptable to women.

Nevertheless, carrier detection of XLRS currently can most reliably be successful by identifying genetic mutations in a gene that codes for a protein referred to as retinoschisin (RS1) [ 14, 15].

None of those niche-audience printings were as successful as reliably popular best sellers like the (possibly excitement-providing) sermons of Arthur Dent, or More and Dering's "Short Catechism for Householders".