Sentence examples for typically dependable from inspiring English sources

What modicum of cosy Sunday-afternoon pleasure they provide stems from the performers: Raphaël Personnaz (from Tavernier's The Princess of Montpensier) and Victoire Bélézy make a handsome couple as the barman Marius and his on-off sweetheart Fanny, while Auteuil and Jean-Pierre Darroussin are typically dependable as Marius's father and love rival respectively.

Teams that succeed in the playoffs typically have dependable bullpens, especially strong closers.

Growth may not happen in great leaps, and you won't get rich quick with these slow-and-steady Eddies, but year in and year out they typically provide dependable earnings growth to buffer Wall Street's moodiness.

By avoiding such error, the experimenter learns more about few important variables, variables that are "typically more powerful, general, dependable, and – very important – sometimes actionable".

Besides enabling dependable systems to cope with crashes and (typically random) abnormal behaviors, it also allows them to tolerate undetected intrusions, where parts of the system become under the control of a stealth adversary.

They are typically referred to as "growth" or "value added" systems and they have been shown to provide dependable, accurate information about student progress.

"Totally dependable".

Something dependable.

Snacks were more dependable.

And are they dependable?

But he's dependable".