Sentence examples for arguably more effective from inspiring English sources

The ad is arguably more effective than any of Mr. Corzine's attack ads and is as polished as his positive ones.

Last year's recital by the dream duo of Joyce DiDonato and Antonio Pappano works wonderfully as a double CD - arguably more effective than the concert itself.

Muting (which has recently been extended to keywords and conversations) achieves the same on Twitter – and is an arguably more effective weapon against trolls than blocking, which I think can give them a sense of achievement.

Philippe Coutinho was arguably more effective in the half-hour he was granted, and Balotelli is still looking for his first league goal for Liverpool in spite of a couple of presentable late chances.

The Nelson Mandela 70th Birthday Tribute concert at Wembley Stadium on the 11th of June 1988 was one of the most influential of its kind – arguably more effective than Live Aid for being so tightly focused.

The scorer of the decisive goal in Rio last summer is an effortlessly elegant dribbler, passer and finisher – but one who is arguably more effective playing behind, or dovetailing with a striker such as Robert Lewandowski – as he did to great effect under Jürgen Klopp at Dortmund, and now more rarely under Guardiola at Bayern.

Perhaps less spectacular than he frequently is for Bolton, but arguably even more effective.

With the Prep Pad, consumers can accurately measure their calories and nutritional choices during the day, which is arguably a more effective way to help people control their weight and improve their health.

Richard Murray, of the King's Fund, which has just produced a report warning the NHS that it needs to get better at workforce planning, says: "We hear talk that more GPs are needed when it could be that more practice nurses, district nurses, physios and pharmacists could arguably be more effective and treating some patients and easier to recruit".

Given the projected increase in the number of patients with stroke associated with the rapid aging of the population, efforts to improve the efficiency of hospitals and community services are needed at the individual hospital level but also, and arguably more importantly, through effective policies that enable reform across the entire health system.

Arguably that narrow focus was more effective than this show, staged against a backdrop of generic environmental images: snow-capped mountains next to city electricity grids; a bloom of jellyfish cutting to a tower of satellite dishes.