Sentence examples for sort of reliable from inspiring English sources

One reason has been a lack of access to the sort of reliable historical weather data needed to model individual business' exposure to weather risk.

They are neither a good measure of true support for Labour nor any sort of reliable indicator of its long-term prospects of becoming a party of government again.

They need revenue streams that can not only continue but increase the sort of reliable, consistent revenue generated by the previous Harry Potter and Batman movies -- again, that equation added up to 11 movies, 12 years, $13 billion.

If you were to say how much would it affect your stock price or your annual revenue, they would say there is no way I could even begin to calculate that in any sort of reliable or accurate way.

This is because, according to agent reliabilism, it is not any sort of reliable process which confers positive epistemic status to belief, but only those processes that are stable features of what Greco calls the agent's "cognitive character".

None of his opinions are based on any sort of reliable information.

They need to be strong and insist that this sort of lasting, reliable council housing is built.

He was the sort of solid, reliable performer who did not rely on his teeth or his contacts or his publicist to get ahead.

The sort of intelligent, reliable, hard-working, adaptable cricketer who Cook and Peter Moores will want to keep in their set-up.

The point was: all sorts of seemingly reliable sources were assuming that Internet traffic was growing at a rate that amounted to 1,000 percent or more a year, when it was actually growing at somewhere between 70-150 percent a year.

His theory – and it's a good one – is that "as Moore's Law continues apace, cities will continue to blanket themselves in all sorts of cheap, reliable, and (we hope) meaningful sensors.