Sentence examples for arguably not only from inspiring English sources

Power Corruption and Lies is arguably not only the greatest record sleeve ever produced, it is possibly the greatest work of art of the 20th century.

Turow arguably not only ignited a cultural movement, he also invented the literary legal thriller--faithful in describing the inner workings of the legal system and honest in depicting lawyers as flawed human beings.

During this period, RTDs arguably not only competed for market share, but also increased the overall alcohol market in Australia [ 7].

Mr. Sanford's, for instance, arguably involved not only infidelity but also dereliction of duty, since he was absent from South Carolina for several days in 2009 while visiting his mistress in Argentina.

But intelligence arguably requires not only the ability to converse but the ability to integrate the content of language into the rest of one's psychology for example, to recognize objects and to engage in practical reasoning, modifying one's behaviour in the light of changes in one's beliefs and preferences.

Moreover, this concern for appropriate procedure should arguably inform not only our response to the limit-setting problem, but to the capability-list problem that we noted above.

Arguably, they not only fail to advance the cause they're ostensibly uttered in service in, but they have the even more deleterious effect of deliberately misdiagnosing an adversary's tactics and weaknesses always a prelude to defeat at the hands of that same adversary.

Arguably, this not only improves efficacy but also reduces treatment toxicities by targeting (and therefore killing) only cancerous, not healthy cells.

For instance, execution was widely and extensively adopted in the South in the nineteenth century as proportionate to the crime of murderers, rapists, runaway slaves and their accomplices -- arguably, this culture not only survived but spread with migrations to the West.

The crux of the debate is arguably the way nations not only define their collective memory but also determine its role in their perception of the future.

As Deadmau5, he is not only arguably EDM's biggest star – as evidenced by a recent Rolling Stone cover – but also the scene's self-appointed spokesman.