Sentence examples for although this is arguably from inspiring English sources

Although this is arguably the most methodologically thorough investigation of eumalacostracan phylogeny to date, we acknowledge that it could be refined in several ways.

Although this is arguably unfair, it is their decision, and complaining about the fairness of a ban probably won't go over well anyway.

Probably his tears in the World Cup semi-final in 1990 when he realised that his yellow card would have ruled him out of the final (although this was arguably more memorable for Gary Lineker's gesticulation to the England manager that Gazza was about to lose his head).

Although this was arguably just a grammatical convention of the time, it was reflected by the fact that female attitudes and sexual responses were basically left out of the conversation.

It was not the first laptop in use, this was arguably the Osborne 1 although this was the size and weight of a heavily packed suitcase, whereas the Tandy was considerably lighter and could fit in a satchel size bag.

Although this classification is arguably arbitrary, the significance of the estimated effects in all specifications at the 1% level gives strong support for the idea that destination countries in the South are endowed with unobserved factors that attract migrants.

The contest for the Labour leadership has so far failed to test the candidates on this issue, although it is arguably the most vital one that the party and country face.

We attempted some of the lessons on offer, meant to help you with pitch, but I remain rather sceptical of their usefulness – although that's arguably more a reflection on my singing than on We Sing Pop!

Although these are arguably some of the most important means of communication, some students may communicate via other smartphone apps.

It is hard to loathe Bayrou, although he is arguably just as hungry.

But although Winehouse is arguably more accomplished, writing her own material, Stone has attracted more media attention.