Sentence examples for arguably has moved from inspiring English sources
"As a result, most of these books have neglected the Rockefeller who, in the tradition of grandfather and father, arguably has moved and shaken to the most long-range purpose -- the preservation of the nation's natural heritage, of great historic landscapes".
In short, the world has moved from one system (GPS) to arguably seven.
Arguably, the French and Americans began at opposite poles, and have moved somewhat closer in the past thirty years.
After Red Bull and Sebastian Vettel dominated the sport for the past four years, Mercedes have moved to the top of the pile with an arguably bigger advantage over the field.
Arguably, whilst there has been a focus on the new areas to which Polish migrants have moved, very little is known about their subsequent internal moves.
Then while Gray Area arguably jumpstarted some of the gentrification happening in the Tenderloin, it was eventually priced out by the many tech companies that have moved there since.
They had moved from comfort and familiarity to poverty and disarray within the space of a fortnight (the notice given to those who lived close to either side of the newly drawn, arguably arbitrary border).
The birth address for young children is arguably more important than the diagnosis address, not least because exposure in utero and neonatally may be important; moreover, more than half of our cases under 5 years of age had not moved or had moved <500 m before diagnosis.
Even Motorola, which arguably has the best brand power on the Android team, can't move enough Xoom's to impress.
It also warns states that electricity-guzzling industries might move elsewhere if rates do not fall.But the second coalition arguably has even more clout.
