Sentence examples for to work reliably from inspiring English sources

And while digital signs are standard and reliable at railways around the world, getting them to work reliably in the Bay Area has been a problem.

He acknowledges that he was dismissed for not getting to work reliably.

The Times-Picayune maintains a number of them, but I had trouble getting any of the links to work reliably.

Even where Russia has the right laws, for example on intellectual property, they often fail to work reliably in practice.

The chip can be energized and then scanned by a hand-held reader that has to be positioned within inches of the arm to work reliably.

And in London they deployed sensors to monitor displacement, temperature and humidity in a tunnel on the Jubilee Line of the Underground rail system.Getting these sensor networks to work reliably proved unexpectedly difficult.

We really didn't know how to make them work reliably.

The new Volt is a step in the right direction but, as Toyota have recently concluded, we need some vast improvements in lithium-ion batteries to make EVs work reliably and safely.

Kevin Clinton, head of road safety at the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA), said: "With technologies of this type, the key thing is to trial them to make sure they work reliably.

The IOM has noted that existing research is inadequate to establish the characteristics of interventions that work reliably to assist women in meeting guidelines for GWG [ 1] and recent meta-analyses have been unable to identify the defining features of effective interventions [ 19, 20].

This gave Nokia an incentive to make phones that work reliably in different countries and on different networks, and are easy to use.