Sentence examples for are arguably wrong from inspiring English sources

When writers purport to educate readers about complex matters, and they are arguably wrong, I think The Times cannot label it opinion and let it go at that.

Jim Stride, head of UK equities at AXA Investment Managers, which holds a 0.89% stake in AstraZeneca, said the board was "arguably wrong and acted too hastily to dismiss the latest proposal from Pfizer".

The policy is (arguably) wrong regardless of its impact on the blood supply.

Sometimes the things companies do are arguably legal, but still wrong.

While his claims about the size of his inaugural crowd and voter fraud are clearly wrong, they are, arguably, opinions, and hyperbolic, and they do not disparage anyone directly.

Even so, he was arguably the wrong choice to replace Di Canio in the circumstances.

"There has been a growing awareness that making employees handle these magazines, and displaying pornographic front covers in mainstream, not just adult, shops may not just be arguably ethically wrong but may fall foul of equalities legislation," she said.

In phase III trials in patients with AG, however, OS is arguably the wrong study end-point.

There's arguably nothing wrong with a little complaining and feeling sorry for yourself when things are not going your way as long as it is not getting in the way of you functioning effectively and doesn't turn into your way of seeing the world all the time.

Such changes are arguably long overdue.

Yet Chinese wages are, arguably, more important.