Sentence examples for arguably more relevant from inspiring English sources

Fair-value numbers are up-to-date and arguably more relevant than their static but verifiable precursors.

At forty-seven, he is arguably more relevant to the tabloids and to the business pages than to the cutting edge of hip-hop.

"How could I hide 13 years?" But he prefers to dwell on what is his arguably more relevant experience as a member of the Youth Justice Board.

Regarded as a ground breaking concept vehicle, the Dymaxion is arguably more relevant today than when it was conceived over eighty years ago.

They continue to play a crucial role in providing accommodation for those judged to be "in need", and with an ageing population are arguably more relevant now than ever.

Polluting the environment, drug trafficking, performing genetic manipulations or causing social inequities, new sinful behaviors mentioned by Msgr. Gianfranco Girotti, regent of the Vatican Penitentiary, are arguably more relevant to many contemporary Catholics than contraception.

This effect was more pronounced with weaker, and arguably more physiologically relevant, current stimuli.

Although arguably more clinically relevant, studies involving human specimens or primary cell culture present the greatest potential for uncontrolled experimental variables.

What Care Group projects lacked in conventional "rigor," they have made up for as more "naturalistic" program experiences and as such are, arguably, more broadly relevant for decision making in the real world.

The in vivo model is undoubtedly more complex and arguably more physiologically relevant, and the readout is disease; however, it remains disease in a mouse, in which the PRNP sequence alone is human.

Our study confirms these protective effects of iNO on outcome in the setting of VF-induced CA and CPR in rats, a model that is arguably more clinically relevant than KCL-induced arrest in mice.