Sentence examples for arguably necessary from inspiring English sources

They are part of a feedback loop, cracial (arguably necessary) to the creative process.

But all these things are predictable and at least arguably necessary to provide the services we use.

Urban pools present an enormous challenge to liberal sensibility, as they are at once great repositories of progressive hope and perpetuators of an arguably necessary militarism.

The first phrase, argues Carol LaGrasse, president of the Property Rights Foundation of America, makes the law applicable not only to arguably necessary public construction like new highways but also to private land transfer in the name of economic revitalization.

Recruitment in production is usually done through recommendation basis, which is arguably necessary when projects are short term and schedules so tight, but nevertheless makes for a notoriously difficult industry to enter without contacts.

Britain would retain a limited nuclear deterrent – arguably necessary for self-defence given the potential for geopolitical instability in the long term – while at the same time advocating the case for disarmament by reducing its own weapons capability.

All of which makes him more striking – and arguably more necessary – than he was before.

The crisis of identity occasionally weighs heavily on this delicately balanced book, but it is arguably a necessary emphasis.

He cut the Turkish military down to size, arguably a necessary move, but the methods were dubious.

(The "arguably" is necessary because some used different spellings: Catherine of Valois, Catherine of Aragon, Kathryn Howard, Katherine Parr and Catherine of Braganza).

An essential item, especially with the amount of new and expensive items that will be taken to university, but arguably not necessary if you are heading to a hall of residence that has taken out group cover.