Sentence examples for arguably either from inspiring English sources

I see them as a dark reminder that, while we might have the best of intentions both protesting in the streets or writing snarky Facebook comments (and arguably either of these tactics have successes and failures), if we remain entrenched in global capitalism, there is no way to escape participating in widespread inequality and violence.

Commercial providers of personal genome services currently present results in browsable disease-by-disease or gene-by-gene formats, which do not lead themselves to data integration, and arguably either overwhelm individuals or focus attention on a few key results.

A three-judge panel, headed by Lord Justice Hughes, was unable to say his sentence was "arguably either manifestly excessive or wrong in principle".

Brown's eventual decision not to run after Smith's death, which ensured what was in effect the coronation of Tony Blair, can be seen in hindsight as avoiding a repeat of the rivalry between Tony Crosland and Roy Jenkins, which had, a generation earlier, arguably prevented either from becoming a Labour prime minister.

In short, Spanish cinema may not have the back catalogue of France and Germany, but is arguably stronger than either right now.

It's arguably bolder than either in its smooth blurring of bourgeois boundaries between gay/straight, masculine/feminine and possibly sane/insane.

That said, Marsch arguably needs to either commit to Abang's future or look again at the attacking options supporting Bradley Wright-Phillips.

With over 200,000 drivers on its platform in Indonesia, Go-Jek is arguably bigger than either Uber or GrabTaxi — making it an opportune partner for Line, which is placing heavy focus on Indonesia.