Sentence examples for a long time arguably from inspiring English sources

A high-level campaign official called Mr. Biden's comments as bad a mistake as he has made in a long time — arguably since October 2008, when he "guaranteed" at a Seattle fund-raiser that Mr. Obama would face an international crisis within six months of taking office.

But this position is being challenged for the first time in a very long time; arguably ever.

And so for a long time was Linney, who arguably comes closer to marquee-name status than any of Showtime's roster so far.

She is certainly the highest-profile woman to make such an announcement in a long time, and she is arguably one with the most at stake.

That was, arguably, a long time ago.

He ruled the sport for a long time and he is still arguably the biggest draw for fans across the world.

But it took Calzaghe a long time to reach such heights, which arguably had as much to do with a lack of domestic rivals as a lack of exposure or personality on his part.

Writers have arguably been doing this for a long time.

Little fuss was made about the match being moved out of the reach of ordinary fans, arguably because in the US supporters realised a long time ago professional sport is a business not a game.

Today was arguably the best day in the stock market in a long time.

By James Surowiecki November 3, 2008 Today was arguably the best day in the stock market in a long time.