Sentence examples for arguably in terms of from inspiring English sources

With his elf's face and elfin eye for a slightly off-centre character - villain or hero - Winston Graham was a popular novelist who kept his readership because he was arguably, in terms of emotional flavour, always ahead of his time.

The Holland manager's hand was arguably forced in terms of his substitutions here.

Not only that, but the sale is arguably suspect in terms of its timing.

Although her memorable pseudonym has arguably helped in terms of public recognition, it is something she now regrets.

Not only that, but the sale is arguably suspect in terms of its timing," Mr. Davidoff writes.

And their 14th-minute opener was deserved on the balance of play - if arguably not in terms of the manner of the finish - as captain Martinez powered a header goalward, which Herrera put in.

Arguably talk in terms of a distinction between normative and motivating reasons is now the dominant practice, adhered to as it is by, inter alia, three especially influential writers on practical reason, Michael Smith, Jonathan Dancy and, as we have seen, Parfit.

Although both the 2006 and 2007 programs are arguably similar in terms of their benefits in reducing the prevalence of severe malnutrition, there are differences in their costs.

The data situation is arguably best in terms of cropland intensity metrics.

Making some high level noise by rebranding 'Silicon Roundabout' as Tech City has arguably helped attract big name tech investment to East London —  which has (also arguably) been helpful in terms of concentrating talent and attracting additional investment to the area to up its credentials as a tech/startup hub.

Since then she's had a remarkably productive career, arguably without peer in terms of scope, length, range and quality.