Sentence examples for arguably, therefore from inspiring English sources

Any such inquiry would arguably therefore not be in the best interests of the individual complainants who have raised these allegations".

Arguably therefore, one of the greatest successes of the Bush administration was its ability to switch tack, following the failure to find WMD, by claiming that we were there to help Iraqis and that Saddam was an evil man that the world is better off without.

Arguably, therefore, NRE has been jealously guarding publicly funded data — even if it's not actually profiting from it (it claims it doesn't profit off Darwin, saying that revenues only go towards maintaining the system).

And arguably, therefore, Google is just responding to market sentiment and trying to apply pressure on advertisers to stop making ads so horrible that people want to block them.

The platform has apparently been selling its ability to drive titles up the App Store rankings, taking payments from developers to promote their apps — and arguably therefore 'gaming the App Store charts' — which is evidently why it has fallen foul of Apple's T&Cs.

Arguably, therefore, there is a tension apparent between these presentations.

Therefore, arguably, people who originally saw it this way have better colour constancy.

After all, Russia today is a poorer, smaller country than the old Soviet Union, therefore arguably easier to contain.

Currently, there is no more powerful anti-war protester in America, and therefore arguably the world, than Moore.

We know Everton can offer attacking flair and therefore arguably their performance without the ball was more impressive.

Fairway is classified as an emerging growth company and therefore arguably benefited from the relief offered by the JOBS Act.