Meanings of really reliable in English

This, we understand, is the first step towards a really reliable homing umbrella.

You see there wasn't one really reliable witness for the defence.

But speak-to-me-only-with-thine-eyes isn't a really reliable reason for embroidering doilies and hemstitching tablecloths.

But really reliable results would require that "every nutrient has to be studied on its own," says Schwartz.

Finding really , really reliable bandwidth is tough enough, but unlike other communications networks, utilities don't have the luxury of by-passing any consumers.

The amount of really reliable information which we possess concerning the childhood of Christopher Columbus could be written in a few lines.

It's only when a man moves on the word o' command, without waiting to think, that he becomes a really reliable soldier.

The protection he offers the defence is vital, especially now there's more adventure in the team and no really reliable central defensive partnership.

It is not until the middle of the ninth century, that we obtain any really reliable information respecting the inhabitants of central Russia.

I presume, if the sign is really reliable, I may now conclude that the danger, if any was near me, has passed away.

And when a friend of mine was making a film called The Greatest, I said, 'Carey is terrific and will be really reliable for you.'