Sentence examples for more arguably a from inspiring English sources

Now, it doesn't take an expert in corporate governance to wonder why the report was no more — arguably a small child might have been curious about that — and in consequence, what was happening to those assets.

Concentrating on sub-­Saharan Africa and much of South Asia would lead to a more pedestrian tale, but arguably a more relevant one.

This is evidence not of a more brutal society, but arguably a more sympathetic one.

I don't feel comfortable with the bubble risk posed by institutional investors, but all of the other reasons for the increase are legitimate and stem from the fact that people are drinking more coffee -- arguably a good thing.

Others counter that smoking more dope would mean people drank less alcohol, which is arguably a more destructive drug.

No trials have since tested the combination against bupropion alone, arguably a more relevant comparison given that the evidence points towards bupropion being more effective than NRT.

Except Novak Djokovic is arguably a more formidable opponent than Roger Federer was a year ago.

Another site in Paris, just across the Seine, has equally fine treasures and, arguably, a more splendid setting.

This is arguably a more fair system that would increase voter turnout, and ideally help eliminate negative campaigning.

Is it just a thinly disguised way for Rove to compare himself to Mark Hanna, McKinley's Rove and arguably a more important historical figure?

There is also, arguably, a more positive connection, a shared quest: "The machismo thing, I think that's secondary," she said.