Sentence examples for and arguably since from inspiring English sources

If Scotland votes Yes to independence in next week's referendum it will be the most volcanic domestic political event since 1945 and arguably since well before that.

But Flavio Costa's team made it through, and got their act together in the Final Pool in a style which was unprecedented and arguably since unmatched.

In the process his staff created one of the great political punch lines of the year – and arguably since the Clinton scandal – by reporting that he was hiking on the Appalachian Trail.

And this in an election year when the very idea of a viable federal government is under angrier assault than at any time since the Gingrich revolution and militia mobilization of 1994-5 arguablyably since the birth of the modern conservative movement in the 1960s.

Western Christianity has played this dangerous game since St. Augustine (and arguably since the origins of the urban societies and the consequent growth of patriarchal systems of control).

In many parts of the world, and arguably especially since the financial crash of 2008, people have increasingly been looking for alternatives to the government in this regard.

The Sept. 27 election will be the third since unification and arguably the most important since World War II.

In what was easily her strongest debate performance in recent memory – and arguably her strongest since the campaign began – Hillary Clinton was calm, cool and collected at Thursday night's debate.

But mostly it's because a new demographic has discovered that low-tech is both cheaper in the long run (the initial investment is higher, but replacement blades cost pennies), less painful and arguably more satisfying, since it requires a bit more technique.

"It was a first-class performance and arguably the best since I've been manager.

What is less certain, however – and arguably more important, since there is much more ground to gain – is whether Murray can improve his scoring at the rim.