Sentence examples for arguably say from inspiring English sources

"If you took the top 10 teams in the league, you could arguably say that eight or nine of them come out of the West," Gentry said.

While the Popeils were not the first to go on television with their products, "You could arguably say they did it better than anyone else, not only in terms of how they sold, but in terms of inventing interesting products that people felt they had to have," Mr. Samuelson said.

Young can play on both the left and right side and also off the centre forward and in England's last few games, when Fabio Capello has played him, you could arguably say he has been their best player.

I guess the only thing you can arguably say is that he is in a position, unlike a lot of us, to not have to have to put up with it so he can say 'I am off going fishing and hunting'.

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And doesn't this mean that the Fed statement arguably said nothing?

Also because a painting arguably says more about the person who created it than a cake does.

It is not as if we are lacking opinions in this country, we've got too many, arguably," says Mr Burnham.

ARGUABLY, says one accountant, the most important man in capitalism at the moment is Sir David Tweedie, the pugnacious Scotsman at the helm of the International Accounting Standards Board IASBB).

Arguably, says Mr Rogers, the health of the small and medium-sized businesses that make up 70% of banks' corporate loans is continuing to deteriorate.

"While the president arguably says that the mission in Iraq has been accomplished, the mission to protect our citizens here at home is far from complete".