Sentence examples for and arguably the same from inspiring English sources

"My Other Life," his brilliant hybrid, published in 1996, used the same scheme -- and, arguably, the same life -- to create a high and satisfying tension.

Hence, genetic distances between human populations reflect their migration history and arguably the same is the case for crops.

But a little research divulged that the brawny cut is hugely popular in braises (and pot-roasting is arguably the same as braising), especially in Germany, Austria and Hungary.

But the parallels are not a stretch: At a press conference in New York last week, Rowling said "Beasts" is "partly informed by a rise in populism around the world" ― arguably the same populism that elected Trump and Pence. .

Arguably the same could now be said to be happening to small single-estate producers.

Yet that is arguably the same attitude which allowed paedophiles in the past to operate seemingly with impunity.

Everything from a laptop to a mobile phone to a television to a games console is now, arguably, the same kind of device: each consists of a microprocessor, a screen, some storage, an input device and a network connection.

Arguably the same thing is happening in other sectors of the economy, as the long-term unemployed begin to become unemployable, as the long shortfall in residential construction leads to rising rents (and a small uptick in core inflation) even though demand remains deeply depressed.

Arguably, the same could have been said of F.D.R. in 1934 (the midterms that year went his way), but back then people were more desperate and less informed, meaning less likely to convince themselves that they shouldn't "believe the data".

That would increase the amount commercial airlines and general aviation operators already pay for air traffic control, but not address the fact that private planes contribute far less for arguably the same service of guiding an aircraft safely through the airspace.

It was arguably the same among the strikers he has worked with at Chelsea with Hernán Crespo and even Samuel Eto'o, players who wanted to justify their reputations and duly made an impact under his stewardship when others – Drogba and Torres respectively – had been considered first choice.