Sentence examples for arguably enough from inspiring English sources

All this money wasn't enough to buy an election — but it was, arguably, enough to buy a major political party.

It looks as though the Aug. 2 date is in that range where there is arguably enough time to consider the revised deal.

Second, it is arguably enough to show a child's competence that a child understands the nature of the act.

The fact that someone wants to build a petrochemical plant in the middle of a city is arguably enough justification to protest on its own, but those who oppose the plans are particularly worried about the paraxylene (PX a pollutant that can damage abdominal organs and the nervous system if inhaled or absorbed through skin the plant would manufacture.

The fact that someone wants to build a petrochemical plant in the middle of a city is arguably enough justification to protest on its own, but those who oppose the plans are particularly worried about the paraxylene (PX) the plant would manufacture – a pollutant that can damage abdominal organs and the nervous system if inhaled or absorbed through skin.

It never disappeared even if, in a football sense, he arguably achieved enough to placate his doubters.

Why? Why? Why? Why? Why? Nearly 40 years after Title IX, women's opportunities to play sports have increased (although arguably not enough).

For 14 years, Francine DeCicco has worked as the event coordinator of Leonard's of Great Neck, the fabled Long Island catering hall that has arguably seen enough sea-foam taffeta pass through its doors to cover the Hermitage twice.

Admittedly, audiences are arguably smart enough to work out that Neighbours isn't going to feature Karl Kennedy alongside Zac Efron or that just because Grimsby is an unknown place, it won't make the entire movie incomprehensible.

While the Rangers' owners arguably had enough land for the new ballpark and parking lots, they foresaw that one way to make money would be to own and develop property around the new stadium.

Nonetheless, Altidore looks like re-establishing himself as the Premier League flop he was at Hull a few years ago, and Fletcher is in danger of stagnating at yet another relegated club when he is arguably good enough to be playing for a better team.