Sentence examples for arguably certain from inspiring English sources

Chang associates optimization even more widely with "most forms of consequentialism, some versions of virtue theory, and, arguably, certain forms of deontology" (1998, 1577-1578).

While arguably certain parts of the TV model of doing business are going away anyway, the easy access that TV can provide is still not quite in-reach as of yet.

Arguably, certain solutions to the problem of political obligation fare better when "political" refers to the status in virtue of which a person has the obligation than when it refers to the entity to which she owes it, or vice versa.

The HGDP Diversity Panel samples are individually de-identified but linked to population of origin and, arguably, certain of the groups represented in the collection have been harmed by findings such as those outlined in Table 2.

There is, arguably, a certain burden on the viewer to approach works with these historical filters in mind.

However one might try to reconcile the tension between the skeptical questioning and the claims to special knowledge, the stories about skill activities such as Cook Ding's arguably exemplify certain kinds of activities that human beings across cultures and historical periods have experienced to their great satisfaction.

But this, too, arguably reflects a certain amount of "luck" (bad luck in this case).

There is arguably still a certain sense of entitlement among the Gulf Arabs, not unrelated to racial disdain.

But dispensing with the boring parts of the process arguably suggests a certain blitheness or unthinking overconfidence on Mr Perry's part.

He did grow up there, and defending torture does, arguably, bear a certain resemblance to booing Santa, but still — that seems like an awfully low bar.

It's often said that sudden heart attacks are no respecters of class or wealth, but they do arguably show a certain deference to the Russian security services.