Sentence examples for arguably different from inspiring English sources

The Americans and the Russians have separate ceasefire monitoring operations and arguably different interpretations of the territories that are subject to the ceasefire.

While the tenor of race relations in New York City is arguably different now compared with a decade ago, the races of the officers and the purported victims probably play a role, too, Ms. Resnick said.

Beyond education, the United States also has a culture that is arguably different from that of any other power — more individualistic, more risk-taking, more comfortable with the workings of the market.

Nocera is a full-time columnist (though he has written a couple of news articles in the current crisis), so his situation is arguably different from those of Sorkin, Gretchen Morgenson, Floyd Norris and others who regularly write both news and columns.

Arguably, different monitoring tasks present different challenges to the maintenance engineer.

The two were arguably different proteins but with a common therapeutic purpose.

A similar study in rural areas could arguably produce different results because of different demographics, health care needs, level of health care resources [ 38], as well as because of lower geographic access to hospital services (it is hard to hypothesize how these aspects could possibly change our results).

How difficult is it parenting her when her experience of being young is arguably so different to your own?

I've never heard John Torode or Gregg Wallace described as sex symbols (though Michel Roux Jr is, I'll admit, arguably a different matter).

That's at least two and arguably three different versions of an answer that you might have thought she'd have been ready to have an answer for.

In lieu of tedious lab work, he took up cooking in kitchens across Boston (arguably a different kind of tedious lab work).