Sentence examples for far more reliably than from inspiring English sources
For that reason, weak working-class organization tracks inequality far more reliably than technological innovation.
For decades, the mutual fund industry, which manages more than $13 trillion for 90 million Americans, has employed market volatility to produce profits for itself far more reliably than it has produced returns for its investors.
The civil-service unions took against him from the start: a badge of virtue, if ever there was one.The problem is that the EU's civil service, indispensable as it may be, has built up far too generous an array of allowances and privileges over the past 30 years; and its pay policy rewards seniority far more reliably than it does merit.
In cases of so-called 'backward masking', if two stimuli are presented in rapid succession, most subjects will be able to identify the second (and later) stimulus far more reliably than the first.
That the process of scoring "points" is not in any sense meritocratic and can easily be gamed by those unscrupulous and skilled enough to do so, and that if anything a "popularity economy" is one where the rich get richer and the poor get poorer far more reliably than even the real money economy.
The finding that hunger varied with sodium intake in the cosmonauts far more reliably than thirst is particularly interesting.
Far more reliably, in other words, than the oracles of old.
In fact, Mr. Pogue said, the technology had progressed far enough that the electronic page could be turned faster and more reliably than a paper page.
