Sentence examples for arguably great from inspiring English sources

Arguably Great Britain could employ anyone in the role – Joe Hart would be eligible – but Skyers is not sure that even the best Premier League keepers would be suitable for the job.

Arguably Great Britain's likeliest remaining gold medal hope, the canoe sprinter Ed McKeever – described as the Usain Bolt of the lake – blazed into this morning's K1 200m final at Eton Dorney, setting the fastest time of the day in his heat and winning his semi-final.

I'm pleased as punch primarily because, arguably, Great Britain has produced more pioneering scientists than any other country -- Isaac Newton, James Watt, Michael Faraday, James Clerk Maxwell, Charles Darwin, Joseph Lister, Lord Kelvin, Ernest Rutherford, just to name a few.

But Blair's achievement is arguably greater.

And those shows have an arguably greater economic impact.

Computers and other technological innovations had an arguably greater impact.

Within the organisation, the tensions are arguably greater.

The arguably greater responsibility to prevent identity theft falls on the shoulders of businesses.

But the risks are arguably greater than they were in Seattle.

Back in Seville the effects are arguably greater than the 6% cycling share would indicate.

The study in black Conté crayon ranks among the masterpieces of Seurat, who was arguably greatest as a draftsman.