Sentence examples for arguably a mistake from inspiring English sources
As a former Clinton energy aide stressed to me, it was arguably a mistake to sell the loan guarantees as job-creating stimulus (the program was expanded as part of the 2009 stimulus bill).
However, it was arguably a mistake to pull location sharing from Google Maps, where it worked best and made the most sense.
At the inception of the commercial web, it was arguably a mistake that the industry went down an advertising-based route for supporting content.
Miller's legal team arguably made a mistake by limiting her claim to £100,000 when she began legal action.
We'll be inundated with big-name suggestions in the coming weeks, but that would arguably be a mistake.
Its futility was predicted by the charge's commander, Lt. Gen. James Longstreet, and it was arguably an avoidable mistake from which the Southern war effort never fully recovered psychologically.
That's why, arguably, it's a mistake to reveal too much of Bond's back story (such as his family's Scottish ancestral seat, which Javier Bardem spent the last reel of Skyfall blowing up), since to detail Bond's biography is to risk alienating his bloke demographic.
Facebook called that decision a mistake, but arguably it's a mistake that wouldn't have been rectified had YouTube not raised the alarm by banning the videos on its platform first.
One of the prosecution's major arguments hinged on the failure to buckle Gray's seatbelt -- a mistake that, arguably, caused Gray to suffer a spinal cord injury similar to those seen in high-speed car crashes.
That's a mistake, a huge mistake.
