Sentence examples for and arguably more efficient from inspiring English sources

Asked how he intended to continue honouring his commitments on crime when the Metropolitan police was being required to make economies, Malthouse indicated that important savings would be made through the greater "civilianisation" of custody suites at police stations, which would be "cheaper and arguably more efficient".

The peasant system is not only here for good, it's arguably more efficient than the industrial model.

Although direct trade is certainly not a panacea, more real value is created in the system, making it an arguably more efficient means of transmitting resources from coffee drinkers to coffee growers.

While allowing private entities the opportunity to internalize risk is arguably more efficient than these approaches, some form of regulator discounting or "buffering" is likely to be needed in the short run before a robust offset insurance market develops and because private liability would be difficult to implement in the case of future off-site reversals.

The itinerary was also different, and arguably more challenging.

That was then: a remote and, arguably, more innocent age.

Brown's vision is harsher, more menacing and, arguably, more realistic.

They are considerably more democratic and, arguably, more diverse in their political agenda.

But there are other, and arguably more important, types of intangibles.

More pervasive and arguably more damaging to science is hastily conducted, poorly reported, irreproducible research.

Yeah, and arguably more, but this iteration, ten years.