Sentence examples for and arguably too from inspiring English sources

Gilbert Arenas had already said enough in the last week, and arguably too much.

But for that same reason, it's unsettling and arguably too intense.

Also worth trying is the kogashi miso ramen, darker, oilier and arguably too intense.

It is post-industrial (and arguably too dependent on financial services, but that is a post for another day).

We now have [a] few banks that are too big to fail and arguably too big to manage".

On the plus side, as I never failed to record, he was a generous benefactor to the Indy and its Sunday stablemate and, arguably, too generous.

What's more, the oaks that the ordinance favors strew catkins and acorns, and are arguably too much tree for the city's small yards.

And it's arguably too small, although I think one barrier to making it bigger was the issue I mentioned yesterday, which is that the balance sheets of at least some of the big banks are still a bit shaky, and taking substantial amounts of capital out of them this early in the recovery may have seemed injudicious.

Leader Pelosi is giving away most of her party's position before the negotiations even begin -- and that position was arguably too weak to begin with.

The very fact that some of the institutions that have been bailed out are systemic (or have been encouraged to merge into financial Goliaths by acquiring other firms) creates a bias toward greater consolidation and financial firms that are arguably too large, too interconnected, too complex and with too much counter-party exposure.

And its inflation target is arguably too low.