Sentence examples for and arguably for from inspiring English sources

The coaches might be considered innovative, but by any measure the game was destroyed for those three players, and arguably for everyone else as well.

But at the same time - and arguably for the first time - there was a countervailing popular wave of revulsion against imperialist aggression.

For the first time in months (and arguably for the first time since the post-World Cup youth blowout against the USA), the seleção has an identity.

But it is only one possible source among many – and arguably for the least interesting, most tabloidy section of the novel.

In at least one instance, some good had even come of it — for a young man named Christopher Ise and, arguably, for the city of Providence.

With luck, a political consensus is created around the changes, faults are found and corrected, then new ideas can be addressed.In India, at least for the past three years, and arguably for much longer, such an approach has proved impossible.

The costs of implementing enhanced precautions have also been shown to be effective in decreasing MRSA infection, although less clearly so regarding VRE bacteremia (but certainly for VRE colonization), and arguably excessive for influenza (given the data for surgical masks being non-inferior to the more expensive N95 masks).

The failure of the trip, in a muddle of rain, mud, mutiny and war, paved the way for union and, arguably, ended for 300 years Scotland's chances of independent nationhood.

A pay rise for some, and (arguably) none for others.

This year the bank bought, and arguably overpaid for, Berliner Bank, a smart bank in the capital, and Noris Bank, a down-market retail bank.

Population structure explanations are common, and arguably essential, for understanding diversity and similarity within species.