Sentence examples for be more reliably done from inspiring English sources

Consequently, calculations that used to take days may now be more reliably done within minutes.

In certain limited contexts it's reasonable for a liberal state to insist that the face-covering be temporarily removed: the taking of a passport photograph, for example, or that passport control at Heathrow (although these days the identity check might be more reliably done by finger and iris scans).

Only heart disease, cancer and stroke are more reliably lethal.

(Loin chops are more reliably tender, which is one reason they are also twice as expensive).

While she's an A-list star, she's more reliably bankable than blockbuster.

Citigroup's balance sheet is stronger and it is more reliably profitable, the ratings agency said.

This effect was more reliably seen in tamoxifen-treated animals.

Leaving aside conceptual difficulties, enormous amounts of algebra were needed to organize the different pieces of this calculation, far more than could be reliably done by hand.

But research shows that drug courts aren't reliably doing this.

NASA is looking into developing a robotic spacecraft that could attach itself to the telescope, but many astronomers argued that the job could be done more reliably by astronauts.

Since the auditory system is thought to represent time more reliably than does the visual system, we would expect the brain to recruit auditory temporal information when it needs to resolve visual temporal problems (as in a visual duration discrimination task).