Sentence examples for so reliably that from inspiring English sources

If it proves able to do so reliably, that would be an enormous boon for women.

But he flouts etiquette so reliably that you can't call these things gaffes.

It has put bread on the table so reliably that people in the rich world now define poverty not as starvation, but as not having a television in the house.But, as the founder of one alternative belief system once put it, man does not live by bread alone.

CpG islands, for example, mark the start of genes so reliably that they were used to identify genes in the pre-genomics era, before sequence information was so readily available.

Mr Christie put those results in the shade in a state that has become so reliably Democratic that Barack Obama increased his share of the vote there in 2012.

Banksia sessilis is highly susceptible to dieback caused by the introduced plant pathogen Phytophthora cinnamomi, a soil-borne water mould that causes root rot; in fact it is so reliably susceptible that it is considered a good indicator species for the presence of the disease.

California is so reliably Democratic that its votes are taken for granted.

And there is the guest so reliably late that staff members know to add 45 minutes to the reservation time.

After a decade or more of being so reliably Democratic that even most of its home-grown Republicans are liberal compared with the likes of George Bush, John Ashcroft or Antonin Scalia?

The orchestra, under James Levine's steady leadership, has become so reliably remarkable that Met regulars must be careful not to take it for granted.

There comes a point when an unreliable narrator is so reliably unreliable that you can question whether he's really unreliable.