Sentence examples for arguably potentially from inspiring English sources

They are fundamentally anti-democratic … And what better illustration of how democracy doesn't work than to have the oldest, most respected democracy – through a democratic process – get itself into arguably, potentially the biggest mess that the UK has self-generated since the second world war?

The bedside nurses' perception is another and, arguably, potentially a more realistic independent observer-based reflection of these decisions than asking intensivists to respond to hypothetical scenarios.

Arguably, potentially important covariates have been excluded.

However it was what they had in common – the dominance of the disease discourse – that arguably would potentially have more impact on developing people's abilities to self care [ 10].

It was their best night in the Champions League - arguably better and potentially more significant than their 3-2 win in Munich's Allianz Arena last season.

As Bikel later explained, she chose Clyde because his case made for good TV: he had no prior record, was convicted on arguably thin evidence, could potentially be proved innocent -- not just sprung on a technicality -- and had articulate siblings.

The Medic is self explanatory but vital to any real chance of victory, and the Scout is a sniper – arguably the most fun and potentially most overpowered of the four classes.

All of this makes sense as these are arguably Google's three most potentially disruptive products.

For the agency worker themselves, they arguably get a reliable and potentially more interesting stream of work without the hassle of spending time looking for and pricing the next gig.

Following the financial crisis, however, it arguably became uncool and even potentially career-threatening for celebrities to be associated with big business.

Proteomic data is a potentially rich, but arguably unexploited, data source for genome annotation.