Sentence examples for arguably it also from inspiring English sources
Arguably, it also increases the need for vertically integrated labs that can standardize the selection of appropriate testing, including MOT[ 28], and increases the need to "place responsibility for primary interpretation of laboratory tests on laboratory professionals"[ 4].
Arguably, it is also evident in his later works on metaphysics too.
Despite concerns from Atlanticists that a "yes" will damage relations with the United States, arguably it could also be in Washington's interests (the sixth reason).
The invention of the spoon may not be quite as ground-breaking in human history as the invention of the wheel or the needle, but arguably it is also a significant conceptual (as well as technological) event.
Arguably it was also a sign that left-wing governments could be overpowered by international capital flows; flows that had been released with the end of the old Bretton Woods system.
Kátya may be Janácek's most popular opera, but arguably it is also his most conventional and trite, and needs larger-than-life performances to provide its beating heart.
The coldblooded and calculated ferocity that now entered English political life certainly owed something to the political ideas of the Italian Renaissance, but, arguably, it was also in part a legacy of the lawless habits acquired by the nobility during the Hundred Years' War.
Arguably, it was also quite a risk.
But arguably it has also philosophical relevance; for throughout the history of philosophy a warning can be heard against abstraction, speculation, and formalization.
Arguably it's also the year that home runs became a big deal, but from that point on, the story is more or less the same: The team with the most home runs doesn't win.
We've said that 2012 was the year of Taylor Swift, but arguably, it's also been the year of One Direction.
