Sentence examples for arguably few from inspiring English sources

Arguably, few things are.

Arguably few American theologians are better positioned to offer an authoritative rebuttal of extremist ideology.

But as a candidate, Trump's stated suspicion of military adventurism, particularly in the Middle East, had been one of his most — of, arguably, few — rational foreign-policy stances.

And because tasks within email occupy a majority of most workdays, there's arguably few places better to capture copious data.

Lewis Hamilton is no exception, with the Briton boasting two 1967 AC Cobras, and there are arguably few better classic cars.

Today, when there are arguably few "Ladies" in the old-fashioned sense and traditional "Gentlemen" are all but extinct, these have been replaced with "Men" and "Women", or by pictograms.

There's arguably fewer storylines than in country and western".

The technical problems to be mastered for doing a show on dinosaurs were considerable, though arguably fewer than those involved in filming real animals.

Larger clubs typically have to buy 10 to 30 properties in each destination to meet membership demand, which can result in better real estate deals but arguably fewer unique homes.

Because of the language requirement, there are arguably fewer high-skilled migrants in Thailand; however, its economy remains highly dependent on low-skilled labor, which contribute an estimated 7 10% of the total value of industry, and 4 5% that of agriculture (33).

There are arguably a few reasons for the recent boom.