Sentence examples for Arguably valid from inspiring English sources

In terms of those votes that were arguably valid, Florida — still — is too close to call.

Many people hide artifacts of past relationships from their partners, for arguably valid reasons.

But the Ulster conflict concerns two ethnic groups, each of which has an arguably valid claim to the same small patch of land.

"When both courts below are unable to discern an arguably valid secular purpose, this Court normally should hesitate to find one". Wallace v. Jaffree, 472 U.S. at 66 (POWELL, J., concurring).

But 65% of positive asylum decisions are given to these applicants and there are arguably valid reasons why people who are travel-weakened, confused, traumatised or fearful of further persecution might delay contact with the authorities.

Spin and subterfuge notwithstanding, Joggerst makes an arguably valid point when we says that the emerging eXperience space is forcing many firms to think about reinventing business processes.

In place of current EBM, Miettinen suggests different approaches to diagnosis, etiognosis, and prognosis ones that are arguably more valid and objective and that may have the potential to bring major improvements to clinical medicine.

While it is probably true that agricultural landscapes are understudied compared with other landscapes in Australia as well as New Zealand, this point seems to detract from the arguably more valid point that there's decades worth of research from which to base good decisions.

So, arguably, it was valid for him to be kept in the loop.

Of course, the cat-test is (arguably) not a valid criterion for character assessment.

Therefore my feelings and insights vis-à-vis God were as valid, arguably more valid, than those of Father X and Sister Y, who now seemed pitiable, weak, and left behind.