Sentence examples for arguably accepting from inspiring English sources
In my view, if you accept this money, you're arguably accepting some of their opinions," said the book's source, explaining that he had turned down the offer of funds from the organisation.
The Fed should arguably accept a higher risk of overshooting than undershooting inflation since it has far more experience with, and more tested tools for, curing inflationary pressures than deflationary ones.One way around this problem would be for the Fed explicitly to state its tolerance of inflation above 2%.
In the US the treatment of transgender children is arguably more accepted and advanced than it is in the UK, where it remains a controversial topic.
As a result, Mormons have not developed a series of easily expressed and easily swallowed statements summarizing the content of their theology in ways that might arguably be accepted by mainline Protestants.
We welcome the UK's commitment to provide sanctuary to torture survivors and other vulnerable Syrians through this programme and to meet its arguably modest goal of accepting 20,000 Syrian refugees by 2020.
So arguably we must accept that the old paradigm of unlimited material acquisition is in its death throes – and that the new paradigm of community cooperation is far more in tune with both human nature, and the natural order.
She is happy to accuse the church of sexism but less comfortable accepting that it is arguably also homophobic.
The late Eli Wallach's scriptwriter Arthur Abbott accepting a lifetime achievement award is arguably the highlight – we challenge anyone not to go "awww".
Romney's speech lacked vision and inspiration, arguably the two most important elements in a speech accepting your party's presidential nomination.
From the results of this study, trust in one's surgeon is paramount and arguably the single most important factor in a patient accepting such a surgery.
Arguably, raising rates with the participation rate so low is tantamount to accepting that they never will.
