Sentence examples for arguably late from inspiring English sources
The SEC, still smarting from its failure to unearth Mr Madoff's alleged tricks, began probing Stanford as far back as 2006.Even then, it was arguably late.
The list will almost certainly hit nine after Raffi Torres of the Phoenix Coyotes propelled himself into Chicago's Marian Hossa for an arguably late, inarguably unnecessary check.
Though the company is arguably late to the party, CEO Ralph Harik doesn't seem to mind much.
However, given that the period of highest diabetes incidence is within 5 years of a GDM pregnancy [ 6], the DPP intervention was arguably "late".
Some are arguably late-stage but did not have enough CrunchBase data to qualify.
Until April 22nd, Lockport's most notable citizens were, arguably, the late William E. Miller Barry Goldwaterr's running mate in the 1964 election), the late William G. Morgan, inventor of volleyball, and lately Dominic (Mike) Cuzzacrea, world-record holder for marathon running while flipping a pancake.
In the past year the CQC has switched tactics – partly because Lansley made it clear he was dissatisfied – and, arguably too late, begun undertaking unannounced inspections and promising that every hospital would be inspected every year.
After the restart Biggar opted to run from behind his own line, paving the way for North to evade three tacklers, off-loading at the fourth to Halfpenny, but arguably too late, the defence having recovered and both Halfpenny and Faletau alongside him both swamped.
A player of modest TV bit-parts in her twenties who spent her thirties concentrating on bringing up her children, at 41 she was of unusually advanced years to be a first-time Oscar contender – and arguably too late to capitalise on the victory.
They're arguably quite late to the party, if they've only now realized we're moving to a world of three-dimensional maps fast, but let's not digress.
