Sentence examples for arguably become from inspiring English sources

This constituency has, arguably, become the most reliable bloc in the Republican Party.

The two countries have, arguably, become each other's biggest long-term threat.

The block-long, half-acre park has arguably become one of the city's better-known patches of greenery.

Cruise is so big that it has arguably become less the Church of Scientology and more the Church of Cruise.

Chung has, arguably, become one of the biggest influencers on what young women wear over the past decade.

Although the company, DigitalConvergence, no longer exists, the CueCat has arguably become the most popular hacked and reverse-engineered hardware device to ever hit the mainstream market.

Market spreads taking account of credit and liquidity risk had arguably become too compressed pre-August 2007, and are now wider than they should be long-term.

My only disappointment is that Lane did not mention what has arguably become the most widely beloved phenomenon of Eurovision 2010.

New Haven has arguably become ground zero for school reform in America because it is transforming the system with the full cooperation of the union.

Alas, in their self-appointed role as purchasing agents in health care, American employers have arguably become the sloppiest purchasers of health care anywhere in the world.

The peculiar fact about the current crisis is that even as big papers have become less profitable they've arguably become more popular.