Sentence examples for arguably earlier from inspiring English sources
In the first half of the 19th century, and arguably earlier, the Bank of England made cash available to illiquid but solvent banks.
"In early China, a lot of the moralizing stuff is arguably earlier than that," whereas in the Arabian Peninsula it didn't appear until about the 7th century C.E., Slingerland notes.
At least since the 2016 election (arguably earlier), the underlying bloodthirstiness of the internet is more dominant than ever before.
Arguably, early childhood discipline that punishes harmdoing and rewards sharing and co-operation often constitutes an attempt at noncognitive moral enhancement.
Arguably, the earlier film, with a cast including Tom Hiddleston as a vampire rock star, appeared to be a more commercial prospect than Paterson, with Adam Driver as a New Jersey bus-driving poet, so Soda should be happy with the outcome.
The helmet, though arguably the earliest focus of the armourer's craft, was one of the most demanding challenges.
Throughout history it has always been more than just a medium of economic exchange.Money is arguably an early communications medium.
The pivotal moment, arguably, came early in the second half, when having opened the scoring, he turned an ankle with his full body weight adding a lot of stress to the situation.
Dyke arguably squandered early momentum by spending too long on the first part his FA Chairman's Commission, leading to a debilitating row over a lack of diversity on the panel and familiar clashes with the professional game over proposals that included the introduction of B-teams.
But here's the key thing: the group of jaded and highly intellectual New York critics that made up the audience at my screening went from snickering at the arguably unnecessary early cleavage shots to gasping, cringing and even murmuring "Oh, no!" as our leading lady suffered increasingly ferocious setbacks.
So it's arguably an early example of the AI-powered chatbots now springing up all over the place.
