MORE RELIABLY THAN

Definition: Indicating a higher degree of consistency, dependability, or accuracy compared to something else.

Synonyms: Better Than, Faster Than, Safer Than, Easier Than, Stronger Than

Usage Examples in Sentences

The GPS in her car navigates more reliably than the one on her phone.

Watercolor paints mix more reliably than oil paints for her art project.

Her grandmother's homemade cookies taste more reliably than store-bought ones.

The weather forecast from the meteorologist is more reliably accurate than the one on the app.

The electric car runs more reliably than the traditional gasoline car.

The new software update processes data more reliably than the previous version.

Sarah's car, with its advanced safety features, performs more reliably than most other vehicles in its class.

The traditional method of measuring ingredients in baking is often more reliably than estimating by eye.

In critical missions, astronauts rely on manual control systems, which are often more reliably than automated ones.

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My old car runs more reliably than my new one.

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Traditional methods of communication are often more reliably secure than modern ones.

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Natural remedies can sometimes work more reliably than pharmaceuticals.

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More reliably than other methods, this approach yields consistent results.

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This method is known to perform more reliably than its competitors.

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This tool can measure temperature more reliably than most available devices.

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Compared to the alternatives, this product functions more reliably.

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She arrives on time for every meeting more reliably than her colleagues.

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Punctuality is something she values, arriving on time more reliably than others.

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She, when it comes to punctuality, arrives on time more reliably than anyone else.

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In math class, he solves problems more reliably than anyone else.