Sentence examples for a less reliable from inspiring English sources

That's a less reliable method than the new study, Alderman said.

By the end, in Closer and Charlie Wilson's War, gender is simply a less reliable predictor of behaviour.

When they're panting, dogs don't sniff as readily as they normally might; an overly warm dog, forced to pant to cool himself, has a less reliable nose.

For many years, riders who wanted a motorcycle with a driveshaft instead of a less reliable chain had few choices besides a BMW or a Moto Guzzi.

It looked a less reliable supplier, and lost custom.There were deeper faults as well, partly the result of years of acquisitions.

I do so to note that he is a less reliable ally in the partisan fight against relativism than many conservatives believe.

That shortfall could leave the city with a less reliable supply of electricity and a greater risk of brownouts, the report finds.

But the introduction of a single currency will lead to structural changes that are likely to make money a less reliable compass.

Cisco has long been considered a bellwether for technology spending, but its internal problems have made it a less reliable stand-in for the broader technology industry.

"Women are historically thought to have been a less reliable ticket buying audience, but the latest figures in the US show women are now buying the majority of tickets," he said.

Mounting evidence suggests, however, that per-capita income is a less reliable measure of well-being when income inequality has been rising rapidly, as it has in recent decades.