Sentence examples for arguably extended from inspiring English sources
Otherwise it could not win support for tighter limits on its subsidies.The shadow of the Uruguay round arguably extended beyond this nettlesome detail.
In power New Labour said it was dismantling the internal market; in fact it has preserved, and arguably extended, its crucial feature the split between purchasers and providers of health services.Blah, blah, new eraFor all his avowed radicalism, Mr Blair's record on public services is essentially one of pragmatic, well-intentioned conservatism.
The present results can be arguably extended to most vapors currently employed in ORC applications.
Mr. Vladeck said that might arguably extend beyond the sites where the hijacked airliners crashed — New York, Pennsylvania and Virginia — to Massachusetts and New Jersey, where two of the jets took off.
The tolerance for JK business also arguably extends to AKB48, an enormously popular all-girl "idol" group.
The roots of many current Republican gerrymanders arguably extend all the way back to 1994 -- 17 years before the most recent redistricting process -- when the GOP first seized control of chambers in key states like Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Ironically, his temporary replacement, Bliss, had been running various parts of the team related to personnel issues and is widely credited with bringing in the Crew's second ever designated player Federico Higuain, who in sparking the Crew's late season surge last year arguably helped extend Warzycha's reign.
But the private plaintiffs would still have to prove damages, and that might be difficult since Microsoft arguably maintained and extended its monopoly by keeping prices on its Windows operating system low, not high.
Conversely, people who carry the ADH1B*1 variant, which results in slower alcohol metabolism, are at increased risk for esophageal cancer, arguably because of extended tissue exposure to ethanol.
But arguably it could be extended to any community.
Joan is one of the world's most original avant grade vocalist - arguably someone who has extended the musical possibilities of the voice more than anyone else.
