Sentence examples for arguably able from inspiring English sources

After all, Naledi was arguably able to navigate the Rising Star cave system.

Both are sponsored athletes, and arguably able to furnish a private camp with their own cooks, porters, attendants, and toilet.

So they are arguably less able to participate in the discussions and debates that shape legislation.

This comparison raises questions about arguments framed around affordability (see for example, the Productivity Commission Report 2013) given that Australia has a considerably higher gross domestic product (GDP) per capita than New Zealand (World Bank 2014) and therefore arguably better able to afford to invest in a highly qualified early childhood workforce.

In some instances, however, the scale of change has led to ecosystem states that are arguably not able to be returned, at least practically, to a desired former state due to the crossing of ecological and/or socio-economic thresholds (Hobbs et al. 2009; Hallett et al. 2013).

That AI would arguably be able to have a sophisticated conversation with the customer, scan their shopper profile through necessary auths, ask them the correct, pertinent questions and guide them to specific products via informed logic in real time — all without the need of a support rep.

It has to be said though that Mr Hun Sen is not just Cambodia's toughest politician, he is also arguably its ablest and most hard working.

But the biggest beneficiary of a regional supply network, Indonesia, is arguably the least able to take part.

BAE appears to have made a satisfactory start to 2016, but has arguably not been able to generate any excitement.

Moreover, arguably none is able to reach its real potential to make the most of the even-year "boom" funding investments.

Well mostly, yes, but then no telecoms behemoth will (arguably) now be able to progress without some substantial consideration for open platform computing.