Sentence examples for most reliable at from inspiring English sources

Original versions of automatic fall detection weren't the most reliable at discerning if you'd fallen or just leaned over.

"These tests are most reliable at scoring average children or determining whether a child falls somewhere outside of average, but they're not intended to assess various levels of extreme giftedness," Sidney Moon, a gifted-psychology expert at Purdue, said.

The well-off, the pensioners who prove the most reliable at the ballot box, are able to help their offspring onto the housing ladder, insulating them from the worst effects of the housing crisis.

"Of all the designers in the world, Oscar de la Renta was the most reliable at designing clothes that made you feel beautiful," Shulman said on Vogue.co.uk this morning.

Accounts, including her own, vary of her first meeting with Saint Laurent, in 1968: the most romantic locates it in Carnaby Street ("The younger you were in London then, the more authority you had," she recalled), the most reliable at a tea party.

However, for all his brilliance as a shot-stopper, and his unfailing courage when diving at the feet of charging attackers, the affable Dunne was not the most reliable at claiming crosses, and he proved neither consistent nor classy enough for a long-term Old Trafford tenure.

He joked that his instructions might not be the most reliable: "Left at the next street.

Of all the world's opposition leaders, Kizza Besigye may be the most reliable, or at least predictable.

Austin, who is the team's most reliable scorer at 17.4 points per game, often guards the other team's best player.

By Alexis Okeowo May 5, 2011 Of all the world's opposition leaders, Kizza Besigye may be the most reliable, or at least predictable.

Ammo is scarce enough to make this the most reliable tactic – at least until the bigger, deadlier foes show up, where heavy weapons and grenades become more useful.