Sentence examples for be far more reliable from inspiring English sources

Now these clones could end up being deficient shadows of the original a la Multiplicity, but even so, they will be far more reliable targets than Brandon LaFell.

The resulting hybrids would be far more reliable, meaning the administration could argue that the nation would need fewer weapons in the far future.

But of course, to be truly safer, the cars must be far more reliable than, say, today's personal computers, which crash on occasion and are frequently infected.

No one had studied whether humans can sense "experimentally induced sickness" by looking at faces, he said, and "sickness judgments turn out to be far more reliable" than other visual judgments — for instance, gauging someone's personality from a neutral expression.

Programs written with a type system tend to be far more reliable than those written without one useful when a program might trade $30 billion on a big day.

Since humans are much more complex than plants and biochemists have far more refined techniques for studying plants, we may well expect the biochemical work to be far more reliable.

Interestingly, the first generation of SSDs, which relied on single-layer cell technology, was far more reliable than the current multi-layer cell devices; reliability per cell was much higher — but the drive controllers were primitive.

He promised me that this car was far more reliable.

But in contrast to the fickle youth, seniors are far more reliable, Mr. McGuiness said.

A tool that is far more reliable at understanding the complexity of a human being.

Still, he also said that ULA is far more reliable in launching on schedule than SpaceX.