Sentence examples for arguably do not have from inspiring English sources

Now we arguably do not have such contradictory beliefs while we are dreaming.

Ireland, arguably, do not have any world class players in their Grand Slam-winning squad.

They arguably don't have much experience inside politics either, having mostly and luxuriously worked in an era of comfortable Labour supremacy.

However, the debt arguably does not have the protection of Amendment 14, as it was not necessarily lawfully issued, so it may not be default free.

We also repeated the analyses excluding the participants who voted for Robert Barr, who arguably did not have a chance of winning.

What it arguably doesn't have is a tried and tested business plan.

They arguably didn't have much to lose, and stood to gain significantly, if things had worked out.

Given their (primitively natured) existence, and given that exact resemblance is treated as a real ontological addition (which it arguably doesn't have to be), an infinity of resemblance-tropes can be generated.

But without discounting the very real requirements of raising young children and the probable choices that Ms. Garner made in terms of juggling career and family (that Affleck arguably didn't have to make in equal measure), it is hard not to notice that Garner's big-screen career almost completely stalled out just as Affleck was getting his sea legs back.

But Nintendo arguably doesn't have any sense, and so us loyalists read too much into those Retro Studios tweets and the "insider" leaks; we hoped for a new Metroid "proper", F-Zero or true 3D Mario title.

But Nintendo arguably doesn't have any sense, and so us loyalists read too much into those Retro Studios tweets and the "insider" leaks; we hoped for a new Metroid "proper," F-Zero, or true 3D Mario title.