Sentence examples for arguably can from inspiring English sources

Nor, arguably, can Brazil, Germany or France.

Alphabet arguably can afford to keep spending money because it's making a lot of it.

And so, too, arguably, can the rise of human civilization and, by extension, the progress of climatology.

While a rich country such as the US arguably can afford the behaviour described in the so-called Luxembourg Leaks, the poor cannot.

The same, arguably, can be said for the original iPhone.

A: Neuroscientists arguably can only crudely measure the activity of a brain now.

Arguably, it can.

Arguably, they can become a PC replacement for a lot of things.

"Arguably, AOL Time Warner can be the kingmaker in broadband," said Patrick Keane, a senior analyst at Jupiter Research.

"There is some good language in here and arguably we can use this in future cases".

Arguably, one can hope to see the first small-size implementations in a near future.