Sentence examples for the only reliably from inspiring English sources

She was the only reliably conservative voice on that show.

The only reliably regular feature of poison ivy is the arrangement of its leaves.

It is the only reliably Republican state where minorities outnumber whites, and a recent study found it had the lowest voter turnout in the country in 2010.

The only reliably funny thing in the movie is Mr. Wilson's zoned-out, improvisational riffing, but his oddball comic intensity is shamelessly exploited rather than given material on which to feed.

Battleground Texas, a new Democratic group led by former organizers for President Obama, is making the first serious concerted effort in years to re-energize moribund Democrats and register new voters in the only reliably Republican state where minorities are in the majority.

Ms. Fritsch, who is black, said she could bring more women and minorities to the Republican cause at a time when Texas — the only reliably Republican state where whites do not make up a majority of the population — is facing its first open race for governor since 1990.

Sequencing alone lacks sensitivity, because the technique only reliably identifies mutant species when they represent at least 25% of the amplicons in the sequencing reaction.

In fact, the book only reliably comes truly alive when its subject is John Jr.

The song's only reliably distinct line is the repeated query "Where the fuck did Monday go?", which adds to the overall sense of confusion conveyed by Blackstar.

The hormone is only reliably present after day 28 of the pregnancy.

Before heading back to the comfort of your hotel, stop off for a sunset stroll in the serene Lodi Gardens or a glance at the beautiful Baha'i House of Worship (also known as the Lotus Temple), though only reliably quiet children are encouraged to enter its meditation-orientated interior.