Sentence examples for typically reliable from inspiring English sources

Jeter is having another typically reliable season.

Both tests are typically reliable only in the earliest days of illness, before antibiotics are given.

In another sign Mr. Obama is looking toward the general election, he's reaching out to Jewish voters — a typically reliable part of the Democratic base.

For one night, without a typically reliable performance from the starter, the Yankees looked ordinary; they were shut out for the first time this season and experienced their first two-game losing streak.

Surprisingly, given Waits's long and colourful history, this is the first sensible biography of him, and Humphries has done a typically reliable job of gathering and processing the existing mythology - much of it from Waits himself.

While comScore's exact numbers aren't always accurate, the directional trends are typically reliable.

The high-dose gradient is common in IMRT, therefore, the true minimum or maximum dose is typically not reliable.

Although products are more complex today, they're also typically more reliable.

Some have gotten out of fishing altogether, while others have tried to stretch out the winter crab season or go after typically less reliable and profitable black cod or tuna.

Internet-telephone plans from cable companies are often only a few dollars cheaper than comparable offers from the Bells, but are typically more reliable than service from the start-ups.

American business, typically a reliable Republican cheerleader, is decidedly lukewarm about Senator John McCain's proposal to overhaul the health care system by revamping the tax treatment of health benefits, officials with leading trade groups say.