Sentence examples for arguably proved from inspiring English sources

Though he was arguably proved right in the short term, at the time both players vehemently stuck by their move.

For many places, the pace of change and the pressures on public services have arguably proved to be too much to cope with.

Their interpretation of Sherlock has arguably proved a bigger hit with critics and fans than their handling of Doctor Who, which has seen its domestic audience decline amid complaints about Moffat's convoluted metafictional narratives.

In the late 1960s, the guitarist and his then manager, Herb Cohen, set up the Bizarre and Straight labels and issued a raft of records by Alice Cooper, Captain Beefheart and Tim Buckley, three acts who have arguably proved more influential than Zappa himself.

Its tax-exempt status arguably proved more useful to the Italian state: since its extension in 2007, the casino now has 56 tables and 500 slots, and is not only one of the largest casinos in Europe, it is also the largest employer of the enclave.

That it took place without causing a major row in the Conservative Party arguably proved her credentials as a safe pair of hands.

Arguably proving Adda's point, a Twitter troll soon tried to body-shame her for posting the image.

It's finally time for what will arguably prove the TV highlight of 2016 on the first day of the year.

As this film shows, however, the Channel Island is arguably proving a more hospitable environment for these lovable creatures than their native Indonesia.

After arguably proving himself to be the most successful politician of the century by winning the EU referendum, Farage promised to fade into obscurity by standing down as Ukip leader.

Many approaches to this problem have thought to avoid this dilemma, but a little analysis of any proposed 'third way' arguably proves this to be false.