On Tuesday last week, we had the formal declaration of the Senate result and at that date he was arguably not capable of being chosen".
In 2004, when he was arguably still capable of initiating another devastating attack on the United States, Osama bin Ladenreleased a video gloating about his plan of "bleeding America to the point of bankruptcy".
But in a gaming company, which by nature has lumpy and unpredictable revenues, a 500th employee is arguably equally capable of producing the next great multi-million or billion-dollar franchise as the 50th.
Left to the mercy of the markets we are arguably now less capable of directing our affairs than we were.
Savants have pulled off arguably even more amazing performances, capable of astounding feats of recall, from names and dates to the details of complex visual scenes.
McIlroy enjoys no such advantage over his peers; the upper echelons of professional golf have arguably never had as many players capable of winning on the big stage.
There are problems here that cry out to be tackled and the Government, to its credit, has tried, though arguably not hard enough, to get those capable of work into employment.
She found herself abandoned by Nikki Harris, her Boels-Dolmans team-mate, whom she had specifically requested as her domestique, a controversial selection ahead of arguably more capable but perhaps less loyal alternatives like Dani King.
Financed via a tax on ticket sales and levies on television companies, these subsidies arguably make French cinema what it is: prolific, capable of occasional brilliance - but above all, simply there.
Central Coast suffered a hard to swallow defeat in the Asian Champions League on Wednesday, but the Mariners are arguably the most resilient side in the league, and are more than capable of overcoming the resultant mental and physical drain.
Arguably, as shown recently (Speck and Longnecker, 2000), EBV-infected lymphocytes may be uniquely capable of targeting breast epithelial cells.
