Sentence examples for arguably useful from inspiring English sources
Promoting prescription by INN and increasing downward pressure on prices of off-patent drugs are arguably useful tools to save on money that can be used in other ways, eg, for financing innovative drugs.
While altitude records and hard destinations don't necessarily need to be the goals — the space station is arguably useful both to rehearse international cooperation in space and to research long-duration space flight in preparation for actually going somewhere — the end of the shuttle program presents a clear opportunity for a new human mission beyond Earth.
Take mobile phones and toilets – two arguably useful and life-changing technologies.
"The idea of ensuring that federal research dollars should be reasonably spread around is an arguably useful goal.
Especially when the (arguably useful) implementation of iBeacon/BLE devices in retail stores is looking like the smallest market.
While the ability to dock the iPad in either orientation is arguably useful, it makes for a design that isn't as clean or as thoughtful as Apple is (usually) known for.
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.
More graphic, but arguably more useful, was this tutorial about how to check yourself for testicular cancer.
Rather, because it offers a relatively long history on price and nonprice terms, it is arguably a useful barometer.
Which is arguably more useful than a working knowledge of the sigils and royal houses of Westeros, much as I love them.
