Sentence examples for arguably likewise from inspiring English sources

By analogy, using the success of a scientific theory as an indicator of its approximate truth (assuming a low rate of false positives cases in which theories far from the truth are nonetheless successful) is arguably, likewise, an instance of the base rate fallacy.

Arguably too easily.

Likewise, arguably the best known Montenegrin of the last century, Milovan Djilas, a staunch communist, spent much of his life in prison or at home in Serbia.For centuries too the Montenegrins have been adept at manoeuvring between the great powers.

(Remember, God rested on the Seventh Day of creation, so, arguably, failing to do likewise would constitute a "sin against nature".) These issues were not resolved when Paul wrote Romans.

Arguably Eco's fiction is likewise within the reach of semiotically challenged nonmedievalists).

Likewise, our accent arguably identifies us more than anything in our lives.

Likewise, the Japanese were arguably the most enthusiastic participants in the Plaza Accord.

Likewise, it is outside the scope of this article to discuss neonatal jaundice, as it is arguably not a maladaptation, and may also not be the 'design flaw' that it has previously been considered to be, as bilirubin may have a physiological role as the main antioxidant in the newborn in the first week of postnatal life.

Likewise, if the principle requires equality of 'welfare,' then arguably there will be no such obstacle either, since 'welfare' is plausibly interpreted to include 'health' as a constituent.

Campaign finance reform, arguably the most critical issue for the future of our democracy, is likewise off the table.

Likewise, Nazarbayev's enthusiastic push for rapprochement with the bloc in 2009 2010 was arguably associated with negative consequences of the 2008 financial crisis for Kazakhstan (Kurmanguzhin, 2016: p. 111).