This test is known reliably to induce mental fatigue.
It's not a showy style, but it builds reliably to cathartic moments.
The poorest will be able reliably to feed themselves only when they are less poor.
This proto-proverb is unusual in that it can be traced reliably to a single author, eccentric businessman Warren Buffett.
It said the figures could not be used reliably to show supplier margins on the cheapest or most expensive tariff.
And older folk, who have the electoral merit of turning out reliably to vote, are another target.
He appeared to be minimally conscious; he occasionally mouthed single words when prompted, but he was unable to respond reliably to simple questions, or to chew and swallow.
It is unrealistic to expect councils to be able reliably to find moderate groups to work with, when even central government has struggled.
Chuck Knoblauch, the ex-Yankee second baseman who suddenly lost his ability to throw reliably to first base, may have had some permutation of a yip.
Once these correlations are good enough, the machine will be able, reliably, to tell faces from not-faces in its training set.
The question remains as to whether the men who voted Democratic in 2006 and 2008 will return reliably to the Republican Party.
