Sentence examples for arguably, yes from inspiring English sources

Arguably yes, but enough?

The answer depends somewhat on what numbers you use — there are more and less charitable options available — but the answer is arguably yes.

"Potentially, this is creating good will between the lobbying firm and the executive, arguably yes, but it doesn't run afoul of the restrictions".

"Arguably yes," admitted Warburton.

Arguably yes (to both), but this role has to be delineated carefully, and several obstacles remain in the way of a clear account.

And does anything explain the persistent puzzle of who the real John Kerry is? Arguably, yes.

"I'd say if you take into consideration away from home against a team that are probably going to finish in the play-offs at least, in conditions like they were, with the number of people we've got missing, then arguably probably yes [that was the best performance so far of my reign].

Distrust of the government is nothing new, and is arguably well deserved (yes, looking at you, NSA).

A reporter for the Philadelphia Inquirer has come forward to say that Trump called her the "C" word (yes, arguably the single worst thing you can call a woman) when she called him up on the telephone for an interview.

But I grew up in Omaha and if there's one thing I learned in Latin class at Central High School (and yes, arguably there was only one thing I learned in Latin class), it's "semper ubi sububi" which translates as "always wear underwear".

"But yes, arguably, it was an irresponsible time".