Sentence examples for more reliable ones from inspiring English sources

Those there were, and especially the more reliable ones, mostly came from Britain.

Some of the batteries, for example, died after only a few hours, so Xybernaut supplied the company with more reliable ones.

Each calorie-counter Internet site provided a different figure for popular Indian foods, and Mr. Bharathwaj worked out a range from the more reliable ones.

Re "New Drugs Have Allure, Not Track Record" (Mind, May 19): Richard Friedman is appropriately troubled by the loss of a "larger context" by physicians who prescribe newer, aggressively marketed drugs instead of older, less expensive but more reliable ones.

Specifically, at the BS receiver, the detection is carried out in the order from the more reliable ones to the less reliable ones.

The secretive JASON group of academic physicists have given a thumbs up to the current program of refurbishing nuclear warheads in the U.S. stockpile instead of building new, more reliable ones.

Instead of a more efficient system, we should be trying to build a more reliable one.

Free school meals isn't a perfect indicator of poverty, but it is a far more reliable one than postcode in our context.

Here, users have the option of selecting between multiple cloud providers and subsequently switching to a more reliable one in the event of a provider's inability to meet its SLA.

This story comes from a questionable journal source (The Sun), but when considered alongside a more reliable one (from The New York Times) discussing a similar topic, teen "toxing", we recognize that our girls -- and their mothers -- are confused and in trouble.

From the ventriloquist aftereffect, it was known that the spatial discordance between the heard and seen position of an audiovisual event was reduced by shifting the least reliable information source (i.e., sound localization) towards the more reliable one (visual localization).