Sentence examples for arguably useless from inspiring English sources

Existing laws against foreign influence are porous and arguably useless in the hands of a Federal Election Commission deliberately hobbled by its Republican members.

Among them was rethinking the prohibited items list for carry-ons, which ties up screeners and annoys passengers at checkpoints, in an arguably useless search for small items that could never be used to hijack airplanes.

As I walk I think about the relationship between the arguably useless beauty of the palatial grounds and the cramped, pressing existence in the town below, where life is lived in the shadow of the fort and palace.

Lobbyists are required to state what issues they lobby about, but they are not required to list the position they are advocating – and the issues are often described so broadly that they're arguably useless.

Done right, it's a way to boost your follow count in a mostly artificial and arguably useless way.

There's no crazy (and arguably useless) display hinge, but it does pack a big ol' spacious QWERTY keyboard.

This sort of "intelligence" would be of marginal importance but, arguably, not entirely useless.

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These forms of quantum computing are arguably more pure, but that doesn't mean annealing is useless.

Employing useless trumps to send suit-preference signals is much more beneficial and is arguably the best theoretical advance in the last quarter century.

Qualifications, arguably.