Sentence examples for and arguably further from inspiring English sources

These regional data show that indigenous communities across the Caribbean, and arguably further afield, shared and developed house-building strategies comprising small, carefully designed and evenly anchored structures with high-pitched roofs and reinforced facades.

The situation at the Lighthouse is now remarkably different and should arguably further reinforce adherence.

Greece during the 2004 Summer Olympics and China during the 2008 Summer Games were arguably further behind than Brazil is at this point -- and many observers predicted failure in those locations.

Martínez has not yet managed that and after an encouraging first season he is arguably further away from cracking the elite than ever, despite the luxury of being able to call on three or four players of genuine Champions League pedigree.

In the absence of such policy developments the combination of increased market prices for primary food products, and the policy environment in which farmers currently operate in the UK, will arguably further restrict biomass production from farm land.

When hostages are taken by terrorist groups, rather than by criminals, the impact of ransom payments is arguably further reaching.

This would arguably further buttress the case for 2ℵ0 = ℵ2.

In recent years, the company has focused its efforts on making its products more user-friendly, arguably further alienating makers in the process.

Republicans are arguably further ahead since they already have a draft of the bill, but such internal opposition may force them back to Square One.

Nonetheless, the study arguably further validates these RIFLE (Risk-Injury-Failure-Loss-End stage) descriptors as outcome predictors in acute renal dysfunction [ 5].

In the early decades of the last century, the City Beautiful Movement arguably furthered racial segregation and displacement of the urban poor in cities such as Washington, DC and Chicago, even before mid-20th century urban renewal and the expansion of federal highways to segregated suburbs.