Sentence examples for arguably help from inspiring English sources

That would also, arguably, help attract and retain talent.

Given this, what would arguably help underemployed U.S. workers the most is retraining, so that their skills match the requirements of the better-paying jobs in U.S. factories.

Such incidents are hard to anticipate and to deal with and they arguably help Isis to bolster its claims of legitimacy and relevance.

Moreover, Mrs Northup's strengths would arguably help her even more in a statewide race than they did in her heavily Democratic Louisville district, where she won five straight congressional elections before last year's defeat.

So I am for voting this bill down, even though it could arguably help some of my constituents.

What's more, OOH can arguably help brands target consumers better than virtually any other form of media other than mobile.

Hyping it hurts the Democrats' cause — and arguably helps Trump.

Over the eons malaria has arguably helped kill more people than any other force on earth.

Historically, Britain's insistence on earned respect arguably helped insulate the country from fascism.

Poor, muddled and often contradictory communication arguably helped provoke the Uruguayan's downfall.

In contrast in Britain today it arguably helps empower minority groups and dispels prejudice.