Sentence examples for arguably almost from inspiring English sources

Arguably almost the whole of everyday life - chemistry, biology, philosophy, technology - is a consequence of electromagnetism.

Religion is by its very nature big, arguably almost as big as humanity itself.

Crescent Bay, I'll go on the record as saying that hardware-wise for the headset, it's arguably almost there for the consumer product, and now there are some other parts".

"These are arguably almost the only casinos in the U.S., outside of the Las Vegas Strip and some of the Atlantic City properties, that are truly destination resorts," said William Eadington, director of the Institute for the Study of Gambling and Commercial Gaming at the University of Nevada, Reno.

The official who "taunted" and "slapped" Mohamed is, arguably, almost as much a victim of Tunisia's former regime.

This finding is in marked contrast to the application of MIRU-ETR in other patient populations in which the discriminatory power of MIRU, used in conjunction with spoligotyping, was arguably almost comparable to RFLP IS 6110 (20 – 235 35 ).

Stan Lee, now 93, is a man who has arguably done almost as much for popular culture as (gasp! No! He's not actually going to dare say this, is he?) David Bowie.

True threats, incitement, defamation, obscenity, and child pornography all have precise legal definitions, and the "fighting words" doctrine has been narrowed, arguably, to almost nothing.

In the collection's first and arguably most powerful story, "Virgins," a couple of dissimilar and inseparable friends help each other across the battlefield of almost-womanhood.

The veto was unusual and arguably petty, but almost certainly legal.

It was arguably illegal, and almost inarguably prohibited by the C.I.A.'s charter.