Sentence examples for arguably as severe from inspiring English sources

International outrage at the plight of the Saudi woman, which is arguably as severe as those conditions faced by blacks in South Africa, has been sorely lacking.

There have been many smaller incidents involving accidental public exposure to radiation, most notably the Three Mile Island accident (Pennsylvania), arguably as severe as Chernobyl but with secondary containment (not present in the Chernobyl reactor), which largely prevented release of radioactivity to the environment (Weidner et al. 1980).

(ID7, commissioner) However, in the north of England where this study was based, patient access to dentistry was arguably not as severe as the problems experienced in the south of the country.

If we listen to those ideologues, all we'll end up doing is making our own problems — which are different from Europe's, but arguably just as severe — even worse.

Last year, after the worst floods in the country's history and after a spate of bomb attacks, the cricket scandal arguably dealt as severe a blow as any to the morale of the nation.

This threat is arguably as important as climate change".

Not quite as severe as that.

But they are arguably as important as – or more?

Reaching customers is arguably as tough as understanding their needs.

Brexit splits Labour, arguably, as deeply as the Tories.

Is she as severe as people say?