Sentence examples for arguably present from inspiring English sources
Securities that are directly issued to investors by a single bank arguably present a greater risk to the brand than mortgages that are held on balance-sheets.
In a more civilized era — even the nineteen-nineties — Congress routinely passed technical fixes to major laws, in order to remove minor ambiguities, like the one that is arguably present in the A.C.A.
Popularized by a sentimental Chance the Rapper verse about his then-pregnant girlfriend, the challenge invited users to vulnerably rap about their old exes and new crushes, or merely make an impassioned case for their own talent interestingly enough, both angles are arguably present in Monica's original track.
Only dance was missing, although it was arguably present in Robert Wilson's precisely choreographed "Krapp's Last Tape," the centerpiece of the theater presentations, which also included Pan Pan theater company's "All That Fall," Theater Clastic's "Act Without Words I" and Lisa Dwan's performance of "Not I".
We explicitly consider the higher uncertainty that is arguably present in the underlying data of the transactions matrix.
In many of these cases, the idea is not used to argue directly against physicalism, although such a use is arguably present in Broad (1925).
Travel arguably presents a bigger headache still.
A facility in Manhattan arguably presents a skewed urban sample.
"This election was momentous," said Professor Katz, who teaches voting rights and legal history at the University of Michigan, "and it arguably presents the moment when Congress should close out this regime".
Yet it arguably presents a much worse picture of American vote-gathering.Things began nicely on the day before the election, November 6th, when the Republican governor, Mike Huckabee, called his state a "banana republic" on a national radio show.
S&P analyst Jim Corridore said a merger would fix US Airways' weak international network and give it size to compete with bigger rivals.As Gulliver noted in January, a US Airways-American merger also arguably presents fewer potential regulatory hurdles than a Delta-American deal.
