Sentence examples for rather than reliable from inspiring English sources

The SNAP program is one big fish giveaway that leaves people reliant rather than reliable.

He has told the board that he will resign unless the NOF makes clear that the report was purely "opinion", rather than reliable advice to people about their eating habits that was based on good evidence.

Mr. Clark acknowledged what he called "heightened interest" in the Democratic primary, but argued that Republican-leaning independents, rather than "reliable and consistently Republican voters," accounted for the bulk of the shift.

And given the poor reputation of Chinese cars, which tend to be cheap rather than reliable, it is not surprising that the new car has failed to cause much of a stir within the industry.But the Roewe, launched by SAIC a state-owned carmaker that has joint ventures with General Motors and Volkswagen to make Chinese versions of their cars is not the cheap knock-off its name implies.

However, our fault-tolerant model is in context of maintaining inter-node connectivity rather than reliable event notification delivery.

The most commonly-used asphalt mix design in Thailand still relies on the Marshall Mix design procedure which is empirical in its nature, in the sense that it is based on data produced by experiment and observation rather than reliable "in-field" data.

The alternative, he said, was "a sea change in normal criminal law practices" that could require testimony from 10 analysts in a single case, pushing "the system in the direction of relying on less reliable eyewitness testimony rather than more reliable technical laboratory DNA-type evidence".

However, in practice such a system would be most useful in spotting individual words rather than creating reliable transcripts, he said.

But local authorities view pubs through an outdated prism – many have prioritised shiny tech and science businesses with incentives rather than backing reliable but unglamorous hospitality.

The time has come, he warns, without apparent irony, to depoliticize the judiciary and seek nominees who are great rather than politically reliable.

Some independent budget analysts laced into the plan's reliance on billions of dollars' worth of one-time revenue sources rather than on reliable streams of money that recur perennially.