Sentence examples for more reliable but from inspiring English sources

The database is more reliable but not comprehensive, the Department of Homeland Security has said.

Magnetic resonance imaging tests are more reliable but produce more false positives, which can lead to unnecessary biopsies and worry.

A more reliable, but costlier, method is to visit the Web site of a major credit bureau and pay for one's score.

The new numbers are based on far more reliable — but slower to arrive — counts of the the number of workers for whom unemployment insurance premiums were paid.

There must be at least some portion of the market that would pay a little more for a product that is not only more reliable, but that has employees with higher morale who in turn treat customers better.

"The grid definitely makes life safer and more reliable," but when something does go wrong, "we've seen that the dominoes can start to fall over a wider and wider area.

Since Monday, "it's been more reliable, yes – but not convenient", she added.

Knowing a little might make someone a more reliable forecaster, but Tetlock found that knowing a lot can actually make a person less reliable.

They would go on to introduce more reliable models, but many people decided that winding a watch was probably less hassle than getting an electric one serviced.

Obviously one would expect those sides that have spent most heavily on their squads to be the most successful on the field (wages are generally a more reliable indicator but this season's remain unavailable).

It said work was continuing to make the network more reliable - but congestion and extreme weather had caused delays.