Sentence examples for arguably cannot be from inspiring English sources

But they forget one vital thing: companies have never been, and arguably cannot be, democracies.

However, I dissent from accepting this consent decree because it arguably cannot be concluded that the consent decree is in the public interest when it contains a denial of liability.

Second, the specific assumptions in (3) are very strong and arguably cannot be realized.

For those who find these a bit out of character, I suggest we go back and look at the Mac vs. PC ads that featured two memorable faces who, arguably, cannot be disassociated from that campaign.

An exhibition at Fundacion Mapfre captures Redon's dramatic transition from dark to light, a remarkable shift which arguably cannot be found elsewhere in art history.

If scrub-jays cannot distinguish between long future delays when caching, then they arguably cannot be said to be making intertemporal choices.

Arguably, innovation cannot be taught as such since as soon as an innovative material, product or method has evolved enough to be discussed by third parties, it is not new and can only be seen in a historical perspective — the innovation process is complete.

Arguably, a device cannot be about or represent anything unless it can misrepresent what it is about.

Ed Hurst, a co-author, with Rob Bailey, of "Rude Britain" and "Rude UK," which list arguably offensive place names — some so arguably offensive that, unfortunately, they cannot be printed here — said that many such communities were established hundreds of years ago and that their names were not rude at the time.

Arguably, if indicated, platelet transfusions cannot be omitted.

Arguably, that sort of scenario cannot be constructed.