Sentence examples for arguably it does from inspiring English sources

But arguably it does now.

Arguably, it does nothing to ameliorate indeterminacy.

This raises the question of sustainability even more acutely, as arguably it does, too, in relation to headteachers, an issue the commission doesn't address.

Arguably, it does turn a shade too shrill – and therefore too obviously farcical – in the final stretch, once the alcohol has been brought out and the mobile phone dumped in the vase of water.

Arguably it doesn't matter.

"It clearly is better than the state's map, but arguably it doesn't go as far for minorities," said Michael Li, an election law attorney in Dallas who has followed the case's developments on his Web site, Txredistricting.org.org

Three, chastening defeat has to break the party's ideological fever, as it did in 1952, or at least abate it, as, arguably, it did in 1968 , 1976 , 1988and 1996.

It may seem glib to mention La Cage Aux Folles in the same breath as The Normal Heart but arguably it did as much, if not more for the representation of the gay community.

Arguably, it didn't even improve the technology in phone equipment, which was one of the arguments for the breakup.

Arguably it did not have the effect of turning people away from those supposedly dull games, but it became something in its own right instead.

And while that is arguably true, it doesn't really help the case.