Sentence examples for arguably it would nab from inspiring English sources

Arguably, it would nab the BBC natural history unit – regular drone users, too.

Arguably, it would be better for the passengers although it would no doubt meet with fierce resistance from drivers' unions.

Arguably, it would be difficult or even impossible to select most exciting segments prior to 'seeing' the game as a whole, hence this assumption seems quite reasonable.

But arguably, it would have the strongest impact on revitalizing and humanizing American politics.

Arguably, it would be even more disruptive than the development of gunpowder and nuclear weapons.

Arguably, it would be valuable to incorporate biologist's knowledge about the phenotype into the algorithm.

Arguably, it would seem more informative to take into account the actual amino-acid changes.

Arguably it would be far more difficult to change the working practices and cultures of journalists at independent news organisations.

It would be also be slow and expensive, but arguably it would be money well spent if it increased the reliability and value of research outputs.

This is because studies aim to determine a given outcome, and arguably, it would be unsatisfactory for this to be simulated.

If McIlroy missed it, he and Moore would have played on and Johnson would nab the FedEx Cup title if Moore prevailed.