Sentence examples for but arguably even from inspiring English sources

The situation is similar in Europe, but arguably even worse.

But, arguably, even these hedge funds are helping to correct weaknesses in the German corporate landscape.

Perhaps less spectacular than he frequently is for Bolton, but arguably even more effective.

But arguably even more important is the concentration of his team mate, Gianluigi Buffon, Italy's first-choice goalkeeper.

Less well known, but arguably even more intrusive, was a simultaneous crackdown that the historian David K. Johnson has called the Lavender Scare.

But arguably even more important than the soldiers are the civilians, specifically the 700,000 Palestinians who fled as the war raged.

This is but one case that crisply illustrates why social and community payments ought to be disclosed, just as are corporate taxes paid to a 'host' government--but arguably even more so in order to enable the local citizenry the intended beneficiaries of such CSR programs to track the behind-the-border flow of resources, even if the company tries to 'wash its hands' of the matter.

But with arguably even more pre-teen pop appeal - the sob in the singer's voice suggests they're going for heartthrob appeal.

But Congress arguably even got that provision wrong when it provided for "jurisdiction" in the federal courts even though the Morrison opinion specifically found that they already had the power to hear a case, but that antifraud statutes did not reach foreign transactions.

As a meticulously researched song of historical record, it shares some DNA with The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down, but it's arguably even more ambitious.

But it's arguably even more important.