Sentence examples for arguably the same from inspiring English sources

Arguably the same could now be said to be happening to small single-estate producers.

Yet that is arguably the same attitude which allowed paedophiles in the past to operate seemingly with impunity.

"My Other Life," his brilliant hybrid, published in 1996, used the same scheme -- and, arguably, the same life -- to create a high and satisfying tension.

Arguably, the same could have been said of F.D.R. in 1934 (the midterms that year went his way), but back then people were more desperate and less informed, meaning less likely to convince themselves that they shouldn't "believe the data".

Everything from a laptop to a mobile phone to a television to a games console is now, arguably, the same kind of device: each consists of a microprocessor, a screen, some storage, an input device and a network connection.

But a little research divulged that the brawny cut is hugely popular in braises (and pot-roasting is arguably the same as braising), especially in Germany, Austria and Hungary.

But minimum wage laws themselves, the laws that unpaid internships sometimes violate, arguably have the same effect.

If terrorism has been seen by some Americans as an existential threat, climate change has arguably acquired the same status in Europe.

This may be what's happening at Yahoo: Marissa Mayer doesn't look much like a fierce Bedouin chieftain, but she's arguably filling the same functional role.

Guy Alann spoke about his meetings with TS Eliot, and he is arguably of the same magnitude, and perhaps the finest living chronicler of the mundane and the everyday.

But with the Artemis fund nearly £6bn in size, and the JO Hambro fund more than £2bn, they may both arguably suffer the same size problems as Woodford.