Sentence examples for arguably limited from inspiring English sources

Luke Murphy has taken the trend to another level by aggregating such reviews on one feed – an intriguing idea, but one arguably limited by the tweet's inherent brevity.

The parallels between Farage's EU efforts and Trump's policies are arguably limited, with little beyond a broad populism and focus on immigration.

Star Wars arguably limited her options as an actress, although she went on to memorable supporting roles in Woody Allen's Hannah and Her Sisters (1986) and When Harry Met Sally (1989).

But it must be admitted that in contrast to the first thesis (which, by comparison is almost trivial), the second, being a bold conjecture about future reductions in the sciences, was arguably limited in the scope of its validity.

Second, while the country has seen a bust in housing prices and in stock prices, and while its consumers are dealing with having too much debt, interest rates in the country in this decade were much higher than in the U.S., which arguably limited the excesses that we indulged in.

That was when the company was still a relatively small, independent business with arguably limited resources.

Poor reporting arguably limits the extent to which PRO data can inform clinical practice.

If these observations are true, then it arguably limits long distance flow of Deccan Traps lavas to Rajahmundry suggesting polycentric eruptions at ∼65 Ma in Peninsular India.

All interesting questions to ask in the context of social photo-sharing, which arguably limits what can be photographed — whether it's for vanity/self-consciousness, broader feelings of propriety, or general pressure to conform or gain tacit approval from a peer group.

Ticking every box, and fitting in them beautifully too, the brevity and onomatopoeia of Bolt is a dream, even though there are arguably limits on how many times "lightning" can "strike".

That might discourage the steel companies from trying similarly radical steps, even though the threat to competition would arguably be limited to a few niches.That leaves the industry facing at best a long, hard grind.