Sentence examples for arguably anyone from inspiring English sources

Arguably, anyone with a small child should investigate and enable parental controls – on any device – before allowing the child to interact with the technology.

And arguably, anyone launching Twitter's app on their TV must be a die-hard user – because who is really watching that much Twitter on their TV?

For smokejumpers, arguably more than anyone, the stakes have escalated.

Still, Obama's ratings are unusually high — fifteen points higher than either of his two predecessors' at the corresponding moment in their transitions, and arguably higher than anyone's since the modern era of polling began.

Energised by Augusta arguably more than anyone else.

"Some of our loan signings did well for us last season and played their part in keeping us in the league, but Chuks did arguably more than anyone with the goals he scored," added Baker.

The senior forward and Big Ten Player of the Year enters Thursday's game playing arguably better than anyone in the country.

Jobs's claim that "we don't track anyone" is arguably true, in that Apple could not target named individuals.

The most interesting thing about an art fair is the concentration of information about art, which artists arguably need more than anyone else.

But for the American investment banker who was arguably responsible more than anyone else for transforming the British finance industry, it has been a pretty spectacular fall.

To portray it as some kind of esoteric hunt for an elusive particle is nonsense: it's the mainline of physics, which has arguably created wealth beyond anyone's wildest dreams and will continue to do so.