Sentence examples for arguably similar from inspiring English sources

That the system that knocked out the best team in the regular season in its first-round series (San Jose) is arguably similar to the one that will keep Manchester City miles away from the European Cup again this season.

It is arguably similar to Todd Haynes's multi-persona Bob Dylan film I'm Not There, a poster for which we glimpse in one scene: yet Solondz had the idea first, with his Buñuelian film Palindromes from 2004, in which a range of actors played one person.

And arguably similar connections hold in religious contexts.

Specifically, I exploit industry-level economic shocks in the United States which affect the propensity of Chinese talent to return to China as a venture capitalist, in a manner that is arguably similar to a change in China's remigration policy.

The situation is arguably similar to the development of Christian theology in the West, in which (for example) Augustine's understanding of the Bible was deeply influenced by the Platonism of his own intellectual milieu.

Respondent contends that Complainant's recent objection about the recent use of "an arguably similar graphic logo" does not nullify Respondent's long-standing use of the domain names for its advertising and marketing solicitations.

In contrast, our findings showed enhanced processing for both invalid cue condition (in which the processing state is arguably more similar to an unprimed condition) and valid cue condition (in which the processing state is arguably more similar to a primed condition).

Just as nouvelle cuisine was replaced by the relative simplicity of modern British cooking, there is, arguably, a similar recalibration under way now.

This has a big effect on interstate commerce, though arguably by similar logic one might oblige people to buy gym memberships or broccoli.On a sticky wicketThese arguments were distilled in the lower courts long ago.

Arguably, a similar point could be made about the mayor's proposed crackdown on noise offenders, a plan with broad appeal among New Yorkers who have long suffered the aural depredations of boom boxes, jackhammers, barking dogs, air conditioners, motorcycles and car stereos with a pounding bass that can scramble the brain.

The United States, which arguably has similar testing capabilities, has 642 confirmed cases and a population of 304 million.