Sentence examples for arguably more useful from inspiring English sources

It's like the geofenced Reminders that are used by Apple in iOS, but looks to be arguably more useful since it ties into the Google Now knowledge graph.

Other sectors of the economy - arguably more useful ones - pay VAT at 20%.

More graphic, but arguably more useful, was this tutorial about how to check yourself for testicular cancer.

Which is arguably more useful than a working knowledge of the sigils and royal houses of Westeros, much as I love them.

It's arguably more useful to just keep your head down and make sure that if your team takes over they have some sensible people to turn to.

But he has received something arguably more useful from the new president: a public acknowledgment of America's joint share of responsibility for the drug violence.

These notification features, arguably, seem more useful than the channel discovery options, which seem a bit awkward to use via voice.

Neil Morton, at Investec Securities, noted drily after the cheerfully good first half figures that "reading BP's quarterly results is arguably a more useful exercise for law students than for financial investors.

Its tax-exempt status arguably proved more useful to the Italian state: since its extension in 2007, the casino now has 56 tables and 500 slots, and is not only one of the largest casinos in Europe, it is also the largest employer of the enclave.

The resources are shared between many small projects while it would arguably be more useful to fund few big projects instead.

In the initial iOS app release Flow is not supported for the iPad but does work on iPhone and iPod Touch, which is — in any case — arguably the more useful place for this input method, given the handhelds' smaller screen sizes.