Sentence examples for unusually reliable from inspiring English sources

Anna has been unusually reliable and dependable.

Thus, the Plateau peoples had an unusually reliable food supply for desert dwellers.

"That means his book is a vital document for anyone interested in Brazilian popular music, and one that is unusually reliable, I would add".

It further asserted that he "knew or should have known" that the large and unusually reliable profits they withdrew from their Madoff accounts could only have been the product of a fraud.

Because the incentives were offered to families on a random basis– just as a pharmaceutical trial would randomize who received the drug and who got the placebo the results are unusually reliable for economic research.

He never seeks to be paid for his services; he has no ideology; he is unusually kind, reliable and selfless.

The record-setting response rate for the SHIFT survey makes its data unusually comprehensive and reliable.

"My newsletter has enjoyed a consistently high renewal rate" of 75 to 80percentt, Mr. Tanzer said, "because my subscribers have found the tasting notes to be unusually accurate and reliable, and free of hyperbole".

"My newsletter has enjoyed a consistently high renewal rate" of 75 to 80percentt, Mr. Tanzer said, "because my subscribers have found the tasting notes to be unusually accurate and reliable, and free of hyperhole".

These people seem to be truly undecided — and there are enough of them to provide an unusually detailed and reliable picture of undecided voters in the country as a whole.

United were seeing plenty of the ball but Everton were much more dangerous, with the normally reliable Naismith unusually wasteful when he shot well over the top from Romelu Lukaku's knockdown.