Sentence examples for wholly reliable from inspiring English sources
That number may not be wholly reliable.
Comparisons between countries are not wholly reliable.
Moreover, the figures are not wholly reliable - in Achaam, few have been tested for the virus.
In fact, they are quite the opposite: entirely predictable and wholly reliable.
Nonetheless, Ms. de Lara said touch-screen machines were wholly reliable for tabulating votes.
And Mr Abramoff's word is not, as several Indian tribes discovered, wholly reliable.
This description (from the Folklore of Discworld, which Pratchett wrote in 2008 with Jacqueline Simpson) is gently satirising the imaginative Victorian social anthropologist James Frazer, who describes similar customs in his not-wholly-reliable study of mythology and religion, The Golden Bough.
The U.S. has become a wired nation, a people wholly dependent on reliable electricity to power their computers, phones and iPods.
These possibly life-saving features are wholly dependent on reliable, low-latency connectivity, because a delay in notification (and the resulting delay in medical response) can literally mean the difference between life or death.
The unit that led this offensive was the Grmeč Shock Anti-Chetnik Battalion, formed earlier that month from wholly loyal and reliable troops.
