Sentence examples for arguably has been from inspiring English sources

The company's incompetence, arguably, has been matched only by the performance of its regulator.

The biggest advance in US youth development in the last decade arguably has been MLS academies.

(A similar dynamic, arguably, has been at work in the way China has tried to manage its stock market in recent months).

"But if durability is not part of what matters in retailing anymore — and Wal-Mart arguably has been the leader in making that the case — that's something we have to grapple with".

The Royals did not trade Ervin Santana, who arguably has been baseball's hottest pitcher since the All-Star break, and Brian Wilson found a job but was still on minor league rehabilitation.

If the decibel level of careers is measured by Tony Awards, then Mr. Beatty's career arguably has been quiet; he has won only one for "Talley's Folly" in 1980.

Some of these delays could arguably have been avoided had more thorough preparatory work been done.

Its unintended and unforeseen consequences — the run on money-market funds most of all — could arguably have been avoided.

For nearly a year now, brave amateurs with their tiny cameras arguably have been doing the trick in Syria.

Unconcerned that the defender should, arguably, have been sent off and a free-kick awarded instead, Robin van Persie stepped forward to the 12-yard spot.

Came within a short-head of victory in this race two years ago and should arguably have been given the race by the stewards.