Sentence examples for less arguably from inspiring English sources

The meager impact of the liberty movement looks even weaker when one considers that the USA is (arguably) the most libertarian country on the planet and (less arguably) the country with the most libertarian founding narrative.

But five years on it doesn't look as if Ukip-without-Farage would be any less buggered; arguably, they might even be more buggered.

There is no evidence that needs in the most disadvantaged communities are any less and, arguably, given the social deprivation experienced across the life span, needs will be greater [ 42].

Even the younger, trendier design agencies and publishers handle such projects – and are arguably less experienced and less well-equipped to deal with them.

There are alternative (and, arguably, less anachronistic) interpretations of Aristotle's theory that Paivio might well find less objectionable (see, e.g., Kosman, 1975; Modrak, 1987).

However, scenario studies are arguably less ethically challenging than methods requiring direct observation of consultations, and considerably less resource intensive.

Married women are arguably less healthy than single women.

Now the less obvious, but arguably more exciting point.

Their routine was inspired by the arguably less controversial Peer Gynt Suite.

So they are arguably less able to participate in the discussions and debates that shape legislation.

In this, Mr Xi's administration has shown arguably less patience than its predecessor.