Sentence examples for arguably it has from inspiring English sources

But even if it is held that compliance with the law for its own sake has some moral weight and arguably it has none it does not have sufficient moral weight to make a decisive difference in this kind of scenario.

Arguably, IT has become more complex in each of the 45 years since the integrated circuit made its debut.

I've done my share but like any genre you do reach your limit and arguably it has been reached.

And arguably, it has never been less about the culture of the people who shaped our football clubs.

Italy is another victim, though arguably it has only included a fraction of the mafia's business in its GDP calculations.

Arguably, it has done more than the 2011 higher education white paper, the £9,000 fees regime, the Department for Business Innovation and Skills (BIS), and the Charities Act 2006 together, to put students "at the heart of the system".

Arguably, it had lost its only star.

Arguably, it had already become a war zone some years before when the city authorities decided to deploy those six-tonne tanks against civilians.

It wasn't until the 2007 global financial crisis that the Postal Service took a hit that, arguably, it still hasn't recovered from.

Arguably it already has in putting inequality on the agenda.

In many ways, Afghanistan's tribal structure is arguably the weakest it has been in the country's history.