Sentence examples for arguably it will from inspiring English sources

While the CCP has worried about any challenges to its reign over the years, arguably it will likely remain very stable in the near future in large part due to its economic growth, hiding what lies behind the facade.

Arguably, it will make the PA more effective at government, especially in the chaotic Gaza strip, where since Israel's withdrawal last summer Hamas has shown far more discipline than Fatah, its nationalist rival.

Arguably, it will always be the case that the Holocaust should not have happened, regardless of whether any human being remembers it a hundred (or a thousand or a million) years from now.

These data already exist and have not been fully exploited yet, and arguably it will be able to reveal a massive number of new meaningful connections.

If medical tests find him "unfit to plead, or arguably so, it will be argued that it would be oppressive to extradite within the meaning of" Britain's extradition laws, Mr. Jones said according to The Press Association news agency.

Arguably what it'll take is funds, since it requires $23,000 of federal money to deport someone.

"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".

For international justice as a whole, it will arguably be the most important moment since Nuremberg.

Ironically, it will arguably leave unelected members of the House of Lords with greater voting rights than elected MPs in the Commons.

While Google Instant is awesome on a desktop or laptop, it will arguably be even more useful on mobile.

She said: "It will arguably be our toughest group game of this tournament and what I'll be looking for is a good performance that can hopefully bring us another win".