Sentence examples for arguably hard from inspiring English sources

"We were arguably hard done by" said Mark Hughes.

But arguably, a rose that morphs every year is arguably hard to function as an effective logo.

The weak Pareto principle is arguably hard to give up.

Interpreting science fact is arguably harder than illustrating science fiction.

In athletics, still the blue riband event of the Games and the one in which it is arguably hardest to win medals, the rowing and cycling formula has started to pay off, too.

There's a woman at the head of the Gaullist Party today (there's even a woman at the head of the French Academy, which is arguably harder to get into), but there are no women running any of France's big financial institutions, and women hold less than seven per cent of the top executive jobs at the country's five thousand biggest companies and corporations.

And he is now as much a favourite as DSK, arguably harder to beat.

That's because, she says, kids speech tech, whilst arguably harder to develop, doesn't work any better with adults.

Netting a retained, vested user for your mobile app is arguably harder than building the product itself.

Far less high-profile than the charismatic, divisive Van Commenee, Black has faced an arguably harder task: rebuilding a team for the Rio Olympics that can match the deeds of London.

Moving to a new city can be tough for a number of reasons, but what's arguably hardest about moving is a competitive and expensive housing market, and lack of a pre-existing social support network.