Hillary Clinton is arguably the ideal candidate.
Working long hours with a high engagement score — arguably the ideal that companies strive for.
The biennial meeting of Europe and the United States in 2018 in France arguably offers ideal scope to deviate from home captain's picks with nationality of Great Britain and Ireland.
Of course, parents should monitor their children's leisure habits and limit screen time (even if maximum screen time is, arguably, the ideal preparation for the contemporary workplace).
To the continued frustration of many Democratic leaders, she remains stubbornly cautious and averse to taking chances, a trait that is arguably not ideal for someone seeking a public office in New York.
Arguably, the ideal of a well-defined and effective international monetary regime has become more difficult to realise as markets and capital flows have become vastly larger and more capricious.
The first experimental diet, arguably termed "ideal," is high in fruits, vegetables, whole cereal products, low-fat dairy products, fish, chicken, and lean meats designed to be low in saturated fat and cholesterol; moderately high in protein; and high in minerals and fiber.
To make an objective comparison of phylogenetic and niche maps based on niche similarity, we applied a metric that, although arguably not ideal, is externally derived and relates to the environmental and functional definition of a niche.
Energy efficiency is all well and good, but what does sustainability mean when America's greenest company is built on pushing arguably dangerous ideals of female beauty?
And her undying enthusiasm for dance, even in the face of the judges' sometimes harsh remarks and her recognition of her own physical limitations in comparison to arguably more ideal-bodied women like Shannon Elizabeth and Kristi Yamaguchi, enabled you to relate to her, endeared her to you.
