Sentence examples for arguably failed from inspiring English sources

The tactic arguably failed when the hard labour sentence was handed out.

But ethical investment has, arguably, failed to capture the public's imagination.

But the fund's managers arguably failed to take account of the fact that they were dealing in the real world.

But by not condemning the racism, Howard and Labor leader Kim Beazley have both arguably failed to show moral leadership.

The Chilcot inquiry has arguably failed its remit, but its remit was probably not the one you think.

And by neither embracing Bowles-Simpson nor explaining his objections and quickly offering an alternative, Mr. Obama arguably failed to show leadership on perhaps the country's biggest problem.

The sentences reporting our experiences seemed to many to have some kind of analytic connection with those experiences a normal sighted person failing to apply "looks red" in clear cases arguably fails to understand the words.

That most fiction arguably fails at this is just a practical definition of "most," and a parallel of the fact that most journalism, also, is good enough only for the "jour" — the day.

Besides offering a questionable interpretation of the legal duty to behave reasonably, economic analysis arguably fails to make good sense of the concept of legal duty more generally.

While Weatherson's account might successfully classify being such that there is a cube as intrinsic, it arguably fails to correctly classify other similar quantificational properties.

Given the need for an intermediate belief, our experiences will then arguably fail to give us non-inferential justification for beliefs about the external world.