Sentence examples for were more reliable from inspiring English sources

Men drank and gambled, they said; women were more reliable.

The result was that Japanese factories were more efficient and Japanese products were more reliable than American ones.

Also, deals that came directly from airlines, hotels or car rental companies were more reliable than those from travel agencies.

But that would be good advice only if these new estimates really were more reliable than the old ones.

But most social scientists agree that not until the 1990's did researchers begin to collect data that were more reliable.

While buses ran with few problems, many commuters who flocked to trains thinking they were more reliable were left thinking they had been treated as second-class citizens.

The statistician' figures on property damage were more reliable: sixty-two thofsaninety thousandy thousand buildings destroyed, and six thousand more damaged beyond repair.

From the outset the bailiffs were paid salaries; they were more reliable than the provosts, who by the later 12th century generally farmed the revenues.

Two other $4.99 apps — My Stuff, by Rick Maddy, a programmer, for the iPhone, and the Itemizer by Digital2Analog Software, for the iPad — were more reliable.

Steam locomotives operated over longer distances than cable cars, and they were more reliable and considerably faster because they did not depend on a single, fragile cable.

Eighty percent of them agreed that there was less turnover among older workers than younger ones, 74percentt said they were more reliable, and 71percentt said they had as much ability to acquire new skills.