reliably

I am reliably informed that there are plans to close this school.

And keeping the satellite's huge beam and the distant rectenna reliably synced up also stands as an unsolved technical issue.

The oldest dog that has been reliably documented was an Australian cattle-dog named Bluey. He was put to sleep at the age of 29 years and 5 months!

The new software reliably detects errors.

She reliably shows up on time for work.

The alarm system reliably alerts us to any danger.

He reliably delivers high-quality work.

The weather forecast is reliably accurate.

The scientist reliably replicated the experiment results.

The medication reliably reduces pain.

The internet connection is reliably fast.

The company reliably meets customer expectations.

The car reliably starts in cold weather.

They found that givers reliably chose the desirable gifts.

And the advantage is that it can do huge volumes, incredibly reliably in unbelievable times.

These things changed.You know, Ukraine and Russia always used to vote for each other reliably.

The adult observers were able to reliably discern an assortment of emotions on the babies faces.

Better to leave it on, and use something else to periodically block the light reliably and rapidly.

From close up, we are, none of us, reliably impressive.

But it reliably comes to trouble us on Sunday evenings.

This allows researchers to reliably predict climate years into the future.

Working from anywhere is only feasible if your equipment functions reliably.

His courtesy was instinctive, his thank-you notes reliably there the next day.