Sentence examples for arguably good from inspiring English sources

But here's the thing: while the modern GOP is bad for business, it's arguably good for wealthy business leaders.

The result of these arguably good intentions has been predictable: it's had exactly the opposite effect to what the State Department wanted.

To see why this is not just attractive to sellers but arguably good for the economy, look at how the publishing business works now.

Anointing celebrity architects was arguably good for business, many practitioners say, but it did not represent the reality that it takes more than one person to design a building.

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.

Though arguably good for consumers, netbooks could be eating into the market share of traditional computer makers.

You know it was built on dirty money and bad taste, but it is now clean and safe for the whole family; it is fun and even arguably good-looking.

If you can't score a spot at Bresca, try Fore St, which is arguably just as good.

Creatively you can arguably just use a good TV advert online, though there are ways to tweak or develop specific executions.

Obviously this isn't the first panoramic photo they've ever printed – the feature has been around for years – but this is the first one from an iPhone 5 and the quality is arguably quite good with the right lighting.

That neither tradition has triumphed is arguably a good sign.