Sentence examples for arguably intended from inspiring English sources
Those strikes were arguably intended to let France know that Russia is backing France in its response to last week's brutal bout of terrorist attacks in Paris.
The texts are sufficiently ambiguous to permit dissent, but arguably Leibniz intends that one manifestation of derivative active force is what he calls vis viva — 'living force'.
In this context, the gap between test-takers' perception of the skills being measured and test developers' intention in developing items is arguably one of the factors that undermines intended positive washback on learning.
For example, although the museum's new galleries are designed by Snohetta, a firm arguably in the starchitect stratum, they are not intended to draw attention to themselves.
The QSAM derived Z-scales descriptor set, arguably the most widely used descriptor set in PCM modeling, was intended to be used in research for small peptide drugs.
Substitution is, however, possible as far as it can be implied from the concept of correlation only if both variables are of the same nature (i.e., with arguably similar content and requiring similar processes for completing the tasks) and intended for the same purpose (for testing reading comprehension, for example) and if the degree of correlation is perfect or near perfect.
The German public imagines that it is being cruelly exploited for the benefit of lazy southerners; arguably, what's really happening is more like China's purchases of dollars, which are intended not to subsidize America but to boost industry.
Circuit breakers in financial markets, which are intended to automatically shut down trading when the market declines by a predetermined amount, arguably belong to that third group.
And they intended to create a tidal wave of pressure on Gore's electors to vote for Bush, which arguably the electors as free agents have the authority to do.
