Sentence examples for arguably due from inspiring English sources

Sozzani was made for fashion, arguably, due to her ability to continually reflect the moment.

Given filtered content, most people using the automatic filtering approved the functionality and experienced a better sense of control that is arguably due to the reduced information volume.

Among those habitats considered here, massive Porites generally provided the most structurally complex habitat at each scale, arguably due to the sheer size of colonies.

Liddiment is also fixing ITV's daytime schedule, another area of poor performance (arguably due to the emphasis on peak) and now shorn of Home & Away, poached by Channel 5.

While north-to-south technology transfer can boast significant successes, failures are more numerous, arguably due to the contrast between technocratic (northern) and communitarian (southern) traditions of water management.

There seems to be no general role for plate tectonics; instead the patterns are of regional uplift, probably an isostatic response to erosion, enhanced by positive feedback effects, arguably due to lower-crustal flow.

However, we also found that some important social and environmental concerns aren't receiving what is arguably their due.

That is the action, arguably taken due to mounting pressure from irate record companies and megastar acts, by one download retailer; but a bigger issue is happening at a legislative level in the US in a mammoth review of music licensing by the US Copyright Office.

Star Trek Into Darkness earned $228m domestic but an improved $467m worldwide, but that was arguably mostly due to the 3D up-charge this time around.

Also, a shift of the observed exciton peak to lower values could arguably be due to LO phonon replicas of the free exciton emission yielding a composite line shape with a peak value displaced downwards from the free exciton peak energy [27], though this line of argument may be rather more apt for highly crystalline samples.

Horizon astronomy is arguably inaccurate, due to variations in refraction.