Sentence examples for arguably poor from inspiring English sources

Bank officials also did an arguably poor job on the ethnic effects, Mr. Stephens said.

A person living on £13,000 a year is only arguably poor, because the threshold of 60% of median income is a definition of relative poverty.

The story of how Mr. Wander and Mr. Singh, who was released on Wednesday, ended up here involves a missed plane connection, terrorism concerns, a surplus of facial hair and arguably poor judgment on the part of many people.

A1 Arrest Based on Jitters A missed plane connection, terrorism paranoia, prolific facial hair and arguably poor judgment resulted in the arrest of two men of Indian descent last week in what seems to be one of the more bizarre instances of air-travel hysteria.

Using an internal, chip-based system, the monitor can convert most 2D content into (arguably poor) 3D.

If you want to know why Apple just dropped $3 billion -- its biggest acquisition by far -- on a company that makes overpriced and arguably poor quality headphones, look no further than iTunes.

Quality of the Incyte data was arguably poorer than the Affymetrix data, based on the analysis of signal vs. σ.

Ant-Man will open in July and is arguably the poor relation to the May release, Avengers: Age of Ultron.

The trial was well designed and, although ICU mortality is arguably a poor outcome measure, this trial suggests that NIV delays rather than prevents reintubation and that reintubation is associated with a worse outcome.

Arguably, inadequate discrimination is a more important failing than poor calibration, since the latter can be improved by model recalibration [ 3, 12], whereas the former cannot be altered.

ARGUABLY the poorest country in Africa, the Central African Republic CARR) is on the verge of being taken over by rebels.