Sentence examples for and arguably even less from inspiring English sources

IN KINSHASA, the vast and sprawling capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo, the disabled have enjoyed just two state-sponsored perks: half-price passage on the ferry across the Congo river to Brazzaville, capital of the smaller (and arguably even less democratic) Republic of Congo; and free entry to the city's derelict zoo, which houses a handful of mangy animals.

Trollope's book is bound to be fresh: flicking though it I glimpsed talk of sex-kittens and texts, but there are so many books and so little time to read them, and arguably, even less time for a well-known, retweaked classic.

And they are arguably even less dignified for an adult than a hoverboard.

Stuart Lancaster's side go into today's third and final Test with arguably even less hope than they had at the interval last week.

Margaret Talbot (June 29) gets it right when she points out that exempting the mentally retarded from execution leaves behind others who are arguably even less blameworthy for their crimes.

It's cheaper, less crowded and arguably even prettier than the Hamptons.

And the costs — both economic and, arguably even more important, political — could be huge.

Now consider another theatrical pair, one whose arrival from England demands attention and arguably even fireworks.

It is part of the Italian-American narrative and, arguably even more so, of Jewish-American history.

It's a risk to tackle Beyonce... and arguably even more so if you're male.

Yet, the Fannie and Freddie executives are arguably doing even less sophisticated work than the Federal Reserve employees do.