Sentence examples for arguably it could be from inspiring English sources

But arguably it could be extended to any community.

But he added: "Arguably it could be improved".

Given the complexities of subprime securitizations, arguably it could be easier to price transfers of large amounts of combinations of assets (especially if they are claims to the same pools of mortgages) than to price individual securitization pieces, and thus it is conceivable that the aggregator bank concept could work better than the original TARP purchase plan.

Although the effect of sea louse parasitism on juvenile sockeye acting in isolation may arguably be small, it could be important when combined with multiple stressors [59].

Yell.com is a powerful site, but arguably not a networked as it could be.

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 amount of good quality play from us, the number of chances we created, it wasn't as convincing as arguably it could have been - but all credit to Huddersfield.

"You ask the 23 players that went to the Olympics - you ask (Craig) Bellamy, (Ryan) Giggs - players of that ilk - what they felt about the Olympic experience, and they'll say arguably it could have been the best experience of their life on the football pitch".

It takes over 30 hours to print a 20-centimeter high vessel and costs considerably more than a bag of clay for instance, so arguably it could have been made quicker by hand.

Arguably, that could be true for Mr. Gingrich, as it was for Mr. Brown.

Arguably, endometriosis could be an example of such a trait, although it is unknown whether endometriosis would have affected the fertility of women in early reproductive years in previous centuries.