Sentence examples for arguably enabled from inspiring English sources
In the past decade, China arguably enabled an American boom.
The success of the image has arguably enabled it to transcend the legacy of Lord Kitchener himself.
Bell Labs arguably enabled Silicon Valley.
Aside from commercial aspects driving Israel's emerging alliance with Greece and Cyprus, fear of Turkey's "neo-Ottoman" foreign policy has arguably enabled Israel to establish herself as a "patron" to the Balkan states at the backdrop of what regionally is perceived as Erdogan's "aggressive" foreign policy.
Third, the "downward" or decentralization of disaster risk governance arguably enables local communities to formulate realistic and implementable prevention, preparedness, response, and recovery plans.
Resisting definition in the wake of a viral hit arguably enables fluidity in a circumscribed industry.
"This approach arguably enables the administration to make a statement, but also minimizes the possible political fallout.
Humans have a considerably larger neo-cortex than other primates, arguably because it enabled early humans to live and thrive in large, complex social groups (the social brain hypothesis; Dunbar, 2003).
In one of the proliferating ironies of this story, Sen. John McCain's signature achievement - the McCain-Feingold Act - was arguably the instrument that enabled the Obama small-donor fundraising landslide.
It is arguably this sense of separation that has enabled society to capitalise on the fruits of science, industry and global economics.
"What is it about their lives that enabled them to do that in arguably one of the worst periods in history?
