Sentence examples for arguably because it from inspiring English sources

That didn't have much success, arguably because it was too early and the implementation wasn't great.

We would want to save it, arguably, because it is one of the things that we value in Western culture.

Despite attracting a voice cast that included Daniel Craig and Jonathan Pryce for the English-language version, it flopped – arguably because it favoured style over substance.

I say "arguably" because it is always possible that the actions the president announced — not as promises but as deeds done in the uttering of them — wouldn't accomplish anything; and of course that's what his opponents will immediately say in addition to saying that he hasn't got the authority he claims to be exercising.

Pride Of Britain has captured the public imagination arguably because it's the only awards ceremony to honour contributions made by the actual public: brave children, indefatigable fundraisers, local people doing good deeds with no thought of recognition.

Like many sections of the press, it will routinely, hysterically, report on tiny corners of the internet shrieking racism at every minor outrage – arguably, because it's easier then to undermine social justice warriors as sensitive keyboard ninnies even when they're battling legitimate prejudice.

Arguably because - as a book inextricably tied up with apartheid - it's lost some of its political urgency.

Despite a lack of attention to employee health and happiness — or, arguably, because of it — some companies are enjoying record profits.

And the latter is arguably misleading, because it applies to virtually all chicken meat sold in the United States.

This one is arguably worse, because it tends to be reserved for women of colour, and reinforces the "angry black woman" stereotype.

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