Sentence examples for not as reliably from inspiring English sources

Sadness was transmitted the same way, but not as reliably as happiness.

They also have a perceived ability to get out the vote come election time, though not as reliably as in the past.

It delivers in VoIP pretty reliably, but not as reliably as you might imagine given its origins.

While MRI of the lumbar spine can usually identify transitional lumbosacral vertebrae (though not as reliably as radiographs), it cannot identify numerical variants of the spine, which is possible only by imaging of the whole spine.

High-dose benzodiazepines, especially one-time oral doses of lorazepam (3 mg to 4 mg) often lead to noticeable improvement, but not as reliably as does ECT [ 1].

But not as reliably uplifting as Jed Bartlet either.

Over the long term, authoritarian states do not grow as reliably as democracies; they are fragile, and they tend to thrive only in the hands of visionary individual leaders—"favorable but temporary circumstances," in Rodrik's words.

Over the long term, authoritarian states do not grow as reliably as democracies; they are fragile, and they tend to thrive only in the hands of visionary individual leaders — "favorable but temporary circumstances," in Rodrik's words.

But where governments want to discourage consumption as with cigarettes and alcohol they should tax each unit sold.Although marijuana does not harm people as reliably as cigarettes do, nor as alcohol does incite citizens to kill each other, it is not good for you.

Third, juries do not convict defendants as reliably as they used to (see chart).

Keith Williams, a spokesman for Senator Saxby Chambliss, Republican of Georgia and chairman of the Agriculture Committee, said yesterday that there were concerns that food aid bought abroad might not be delivered as reliably as aid bought in the United States, and that such purchases might drive up food prices and worsen scarcity in drought-stricken areas.