Sentence examples for arguably popular from inspiring English sources
And Twitter is arguably popular on a bigger scale than almost any popular service that eventually withered in spite if itself.
On criticism of Russian civil society and human rights, because, in the manner of arguably popular autocrats, Putin won't allow outside meddling.
It is arguably quite popular locally – maybe because, unlike Isis, Jabhat al-Nusra is mainly made up of native Syrians.
The pianist and zitherist Laraaji, who, following his "discovery" by the producer Brian Eno, released some twenty albums in the eighties, is arguably more popular than ever.
In that spirit, it's already presented classical recitals and jazz shows (see the JVC Jazz Festival, below), and the upcoming schedule includes a wide range of arguably more popular music.
And for Mr. Pataki, according to several downtown redevelopment officials, championing the plan (over the arguably more popular proposal by the architectural team Think) was a chance to make his mark in a period otherwise dominated by Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani.
Their wealth grew in office through ties to Argentinian businessmen who benefited from government contracts, and after more than a decade Fernández herself is arguably less popular than Kirchnerismo.
IE6 is still around because companies standardised on it, and because it ships with Windows XP, which is still the most widely-used (and, arguably, most popular) operating system.
By the time the games hit Europe in 1999, they had extended into comics, cartoons and a trading card game, the last of which was arguably more popular at its peak than the Game Boy games themselves.
