Sentence examples for arguably expect from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, one might arguably expect that legal mechanisms should exist for individuals or groups that by may be effected by such communication programmes to scrutinize for or enforce correct governance, or where necessary to intervene or possibly allow remedial action where harm has been caused.
Given the clinical criterion, comprising distress or functional impairment embodied in the DSM-IV diagnostic criteria, one would arguably expect more conservative prevalence estimates than obtained with earlier criteria.
He added, "Arguably we expect the price of oil to continue to push up beyond $75 a barrel as we get toward the end of the year".
Although it seems likely acquisition was always the end-game for SwiftKey, given that predictive keyboard tech is (arguably) an expected necessity rather than a nice-to-have add-on.
While many participants could arguably be expected to have substantial esteem acquired through their valuable and unique skills, such esteem was insufficient without the opportunity for further recognition.
Therefore, even when considering the higher use of BRAF inhibitors and subsequent RT, the patients in our analysis had a survival that is arguably longer than expected.
It is well known that utility weights differ even between high income countries [ 13] and arguably might be expected to differ to a greater extent between high income countries and LMICs.
Because of the difficulties, and the scenery, it was arguably more what one might expect from an African adventure.
Having paid an estimated £5m for the rights, it is arguably the least she can expect when they are published in September.
37 Taken together, these data suggest that LAIV is likely to be well tolerated even in those few children with previous anaphylaxis to egg requiring intensive care, although arguably it is reasonable to expect such children to be vaccinated within an appropriate healthcare facility.
