Sentence examples for a arguably from inspiring English sources

If Lab A deposits 99 clinically significant genotype phenotype correlations in a public database, and Lab B deposits just 1, then Lab A arguably deserves 99% of the revenues Lab B earns by using the shared data resource.

But nowadays as a (arguably) grown-up writer myself I have a harder time being scared.

After all, when you're planning on spending $12,000 on a arguably beautiful Speedmaster you don't want to have to haggle with a jeweler in an ill-fitting suit.

It was an arguably a disaster with Ashes To Ashes.

Georgia requires intellectual disability to be proved beyond a reasonable doubt — an arguably unconstitutional standard no other state uses.

And in Georgia, defendants must prove intellectual disability beyond a reasonable doubt — an arguably unconstitutional standard no other state uses.

I was raised in a Buddhist household in an arguably atheist spiritual tradition.

Because he knew to expect a Branca fastball, Thomson had an arguably unfair edge.

They make a fine showing and, in some respects, an arguably "American" one.

But sometimes plastic surgery doesn't make a person look younger or more beautiful (an arguably subjective word).

Airports face an arguably tougher choice.