Sentence examples for an arguably from inspiring English sources

Airports face an arguably tougher choice.

And those shows have an arguably greater economic impact.

Computers and other technological innovations had an arguably greater impact.

But it also had an arguably canny political logic.

It was an arguably a disaster with Ashes To Ashes.

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

Addressing an arguably understated question, Eric Schwitzgebel attempts to explain why metaphysics is always bizarre.

Bank officials also did an arguably poor job on the ethnic effects, Mr. Stephens said.

To Urbanspoon's credit, the results were an arguably accurate measure of Vento's esteem among savvy diners.

Many entries provide information on "wealth at death", an arguably vulgar but fascinating service.

But, then, that episode aired 10 years ago, during the raging technology boom an arguably much sexier era.