Sentence examples for arguably I from inspiring English sources

I'll also include National Grid, which is at a rough break-even, for possible removal: it's a nice defensive stock but arguably I already have enough of those.

He added, talking about an essay on Philip Larkin that made it into "Arguably": "I knew the collection was going to come out even if I did not, and I was very pleased when I finished that one, because of the way it ends: 'Our almost-instinct almost true:/ What will survive of us is love.' I remember thinking, if that's the last piece I write, that will do me".

They talk of cutting down to size, reining in imperialist ambitions" Iannucci "John Whittingdale recently said in an interview, "arguably, I'd keep David Attenborough'.

At its mildest, this talk is a background hum in the form of government ministers telling us what shows we should be making, as if they were television's chief commissioners of programmes; for example, John Whittingdale recently said in an interview: "Arguably, I'd keep David Attenborough".

His life hasn't been made any easier by the fact that Raekwon still hasn't decided if he's getting involved, which means that arguably (I'm sure you'll thrash this out in the comments) the crew's best remaining lyricist would be out of the picture as well.

Arguably, I can perceptually discriminate many more colors and shapes than I currently have concepts for.

Arguably, I-95 is one of the worst roads in the nation, and its crowded, dangerous conditions have become a disincentive for businesses that are considering moving into the state.

So here's why I'm pissed: Arguably as I write this from our offices in SOMA, I'm at Ground Zero of this re-imagination (and across the street from the Creamery) but every time I go to a store (even said Creamery), I'm handed a paper receipt, which I may or may not recycle or toss.

In other words this technique allows the use of only that part of the variation in the predictor that is "arguably random" i.e., is not related with unobservable factors affecting both predictor and outcome.

Arguably, claim (i) implies claim (ii), but the converse is not true, which leaves room for an interesting aspatial theory of auditory perception which nevertheless acknowledges that sounds have some spatial locations.

"Arguably all I've ever needed was the quick, sharp, fast-paced football and I've got that at the development squad at Leicester this season".