Sentence examples for you could reliably expect from inspiring English sources

If Meryl Streep made a movie in a given year you could reliably expect her to win the Best Actress Oscar (often for doing yet another impeccable accent), while the more interesting race, performances, and new talent would be found in the Supporting Actress category.

She saw a hotel as the modern equivalent of a caravanserai, an inn where a traveller could reliably expect to be rested and refreshed after a long day.

They could reliably expect to receive campaign contributions from the task force members.

If you could reliably measure and reward individual contributions, organizations wouldn't be needed.

If you could reliably and easily measure and reward individual contributions, you probably would not need an organization at all as everyone would enter markets solely as individuals.

Up to now, sleep has been the one place you could reliably go to escape technology.

We're isolated in our cars, at our jobs and behind our screens... but the schoolyard was one of the few holdouts where you could reliably gather with other families in your area.

They also told me about the other sort of difficult customer: the non-customer, bewildered, unstable, otherwise desperate, drifting in because they could not reliably expect to idle anywhere else during unsociable hours without being ushered on.

And if the Mets win in eighteen innings tonight, you can reliably expect a post on the game from Mr. Roger Angell.

Perhaps the only time his name could reliably be expected to come up was when Thomas and his mother argued over something, usually something of a religious or political nature.

The last time I caught up with this artist's work, a couple of years ago, he was already painting, um... flowers -- a bold, provocative gesture, fraught with professional risk in a culture in which the mainstream could reliably be expected to sneer at such an enterprise.