Sentence examples for is arguably better from inspiring English sources
Nonfiction about running is arguably better, and indisputably more abundant.
Addiction is arguably better dealt with by health professionals than by law-enforcement officials.
This is one case where a team is arguably better without one of its marquee players.
Yet Birmingham's reputation is arguably better overseas than it is with other parts of the country.
Her diction is arguably better, and she seems, overall, a more relaxed performer.
A German one shows a rural Russian home for delinquent boys where life is arguably better behind bars than outside.
Current estimates of tiger numbers are arguably better than the previous ones.
The worst schools now are arguably better than the worst schools were 10 years ago.
Jonathan Jones is right to say these are arguably better than those in the main exhibition.
In addition, Mr. Lazenby was arguably better suited for the role than any other actor, including Sean Connery.
Judges are arguably better positioned than juries to evaluate expert evidence, or at least as well positioned.
