Sentence examples for arguably develop from inspiring English sources

By reconnecting with the care imperative, students arguably develop core nursing skills that will help them to better interact with frail older people and become better prepared for 21st Century healthcare.

And appreciation for art arguably develops in the same way as any other taste.

Yet the values, attitudes, skills and systems were arguably developed for a younger, generally healthy population with less complex needs.

Countries like Poland or the Czech Republic arguably developed faster after the fall of their communist regimes, even though they had to rely mostly on their own resources.

That's surprising, given that amezaiku speaks to the Japanese obsession with all things kawaii, or "cute," which arguably developed as a response to the failed antiwar student protests of the 1960s.

John Stuart Mill (1843/1872) is a major representative in later times and Deborah Mayo's "error-statistical" approach to hypothesis testing arguably develops this tradition (Mayo 1996 and Mayo and Spanos 2010; see Bird 2010, Kitcher 1993, 219 ff., and Meehl 1990 for other contemporary variations).

Basketball has arguably developed into America's second most popular sport as it becomes the dream of more and more children each day.

Arguably, no developing country took as much advantage of the rising demand for software services as India which, by 2000, became the largest software exporter among non-OECD countries ([OECD 2002]).

Methodological structuralism is an alternative to both structural realism and positivist or instrumentalist versions of structuralism such as, arguably, that developed by Rudolf Carnap in his work on Ramsey sentences.

Logistics is arguably most developed in business supply chains and the military.

Arguably this developed from the Wanless 2004 [ 8] report and a growing awareness of pressures on the NHS attributable to lifestyle choices.