Sentence examples for arguably after from inspiring English sources

But whatever you call it, this is now arguably, after English of course, the world's most important language.

Brexit might also present some opportunities for better climate policies, he said, for example in how the farming subsidies are used: "Arguably, after the vote, the government has even more control over low carbon policy".

Bill de Blasio, for his part, became the mayor of New York, surely the most powerful local political position in the nation, and arguably — after Giuliani and Bloomberg — one with a national base, one with, practically speaking, no job at all.

Arguably, after being exposed to the hardship of long-term armed conflict, our participants were less likely to report disability.

Arguably, after a physician visit, the hospital admission represents the key event in the delivery of health care.

This past season has been lackadaisical for new Broadway musicals, with the best of them--arguably After Midnight, Beautiful and A Gentleman's Guide to Love & Murder, in alphabetical order--falling in the slightly-less-than-exhilarating class.

These concerns are arguably stronger after what emerged from the Leveson inquiry and subsequent action in the courts.

When a reporter mentioned that Bell was arguably going after Piazza's head with more conviction than Roger Clemens, who threw a pitch that drilled Piazza's helmet on July 9, Piazza did not disagree.

The social media giant's woes arguably began after the most recent election as it battled accusations of harboring Russian trolls and spreading fake news.

Effectiveness studies, those which examine clinical outcomes outside the strict guidelines of RCTs, have been advocated by some as the most valid basis for economic evaluations [ 9] (though arguably only after RCTs have confirmed medication efficacy).

Ms. Palin and Mr. Beck are arguably the most sought-after voices of the conservative opposition today, just as Rush Limbaugh was in the early days of President Bill Clinton's administration.