Sentence examples for arguably weaker from inspiring English sources

Capriccio is arguably weaker than The Love for Three Oranges.

On this count at least, they have been arguably weaker than Westminster.

The need for vigilantes of the old-fashioned kind is arguably weaker than it once was.

The party of Gingrich and Reagan is arguably weaker than it has been at any time since the 1970s.

But, with the next elections five years away and people afraid to march in the streets, the opposition is arguably weaker than ever.

Since these early CGL policies expressly included copyright infringement as a covered offense under their "advertising injury" provisions, courts were more ready to recognize copyright infringement coverage as well, even when the causal link to advertising was arguably weaker.

Trump is arguably weakest on foreign policy and military matters, so it would make perfect sense for him to pick someone a lot stronger in this regard.

First, Humala is, arguably, a weaker candidate than Toledo was in 2001.

Arguably, a weaker United States dollar and increase in gas prices should hurt the market, but Mr. Jordan remains optimistic.

But the identity-foundation of today's nation states is arguably far weaker than it was even a generation ago.

He is pretty weak on his own (arguably the weakest) and also, he often has to watch after his buildings lest they get destroyed.