dependable

Preposition: in

face: Security engineering is about building systems to remain dependable in the face of malice, error or mischance.

Modifies a noun

• skiing: For most skiers however, dependable powder skiing is a short-lived and rare event.
• ally: They needed a strong and dependable ally which they found in Britain.
• computing: It's an ideal notebook for business travelers, offering dependable, secure computing in a small, elegant case.
• infrastructure: Develop a coherent, sustainable and dependable ICT infrastructure for education.
• NHS: Both are essential in a modern and dependable NHS.
• supply: The document is expected to be a foundation for dependable fuel supplies to the world market.

Modifying Another Word

• utterly: The engine is smooth, powerful and utterly dependable.
• totally: He is totally dependable, the sort of player you need in any successful side.
• highly: A highly dependable private voice network can be built at a very low cost.
• ever: Our Verdict... Another action packed cracker from the ever dependable Harrison Ford.
• always: Dawson is ' Steady Eddie ' , always dependable.

Used with adjective complement

• provide: They are able to provide dependable, reliable technical assistance to ensure your stencil consistently achieves the best results.
• remain: Security engineering is about building systems to remain dependable in the face of malice, error or mischance.
• deliver: In terms of functionally, the Grand Banks ' reputation for consistently delivering dependable, stable boats is second to none.
• become: During the Edwardian period, cars became more dependable.
• offer: It's an ideal notebook for business travelers, offering dependable, secure computing in a small, elegant case.