Sentence examples for serious reliable from inspiring English sources

"You cannot use speculation to demonize a production system that is absolutely serious, reliable and controlled".

Crucially, it gives the impression that you are a serious, reliable company like Coke, Ford, Virgin and all the other big names.

With every respect, may I suggest that your correspondent has not grasped that the BBC ceased to be a serious, reliable and unbiased provider of news some time ago.Jerry Mitchell Countryside, IllinoisSIR —Tony Blair's parting shot at the media is indeed a bit rich, as you rightly say, but the media should nonetheless take heed.

Nowadays almost all serious, reliable companies set their offers as optional.

Words such as "honest", "strong", "serious", and "reliable" were not affected.

"We need to develop a serious and reliable trigger that politicians are actually willing to abide by".

"If this information is coming indeed from the Saudis, one can expect that it is serious and reliable," said Raphael Perl, the head of antiterrorism for the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe.

Until just a few years ago, an Italian in London was invariably greeted by giggles and jokes about "bunga-bunga", but since Mario Monti has been in government, we've been considered rather more serious and reliable by Downing Street and in the City (thus creating the widespread impression that things can even get better if Italians do not actually vote for who governs them).

The company now wants to be seen as a serious and reliable provider of Web hosting and other Internet services for the hotly contested small-business market.

This time around the effort is a lot more serious, but reliable polling on the subject is notoriously hard to do, so the vote might be very close in November.

Nonetheless, in this particularly difficult context, we carried-out serious and reliable data collection and analyses, and have shown that despite the difficulties in managing our patients, the outcome is relatively similar when compared with resource-rich settings in terms of duration of hospital stay and mortality rate.