Sentence examples for arguably significant from inspiring English sources
The largest arguably significant difference between the two groups showed in self-prediction and capacity beliefs.
Yet the deputy leader vote is arguably significant, not least because it reinforces the archaic maleness of the party's top leadership, graphically illustrated by Corbyn, Watson and the new London mayoral candidate, Sadiq Khan, being the only platform speakers at Saturday's special conference.
Either decision would have entailed significant changes in the social practice of patenting with, arguably, significant costs.
It is arguably significant that the two examples discussed here have been transmitted only in the grammatical literature of medieval Iceland and its early modern Nachlaß, significant because the stanzas' subjects would have been taught in the medieval schoolroom alongside elementary grammar and rhetoric as essential knowledge for school pupils, many of whom were or would become priests.
Despite what is arguably significant progress in legislation, we still haven't come up with the perfect law.
Arguably more significant, though, was the invention of complementary "notional DC accounts within the PAYG plan.
The setting in which he introduced his plan, a Hispanic neighborhood in Los Angeles, was arguably more significant than its details.
Later assignments, such as a stint as Cleveland's director of public safety, were arguably more significant but hardly as exciting.
Arguably driving significant progress are new approaches to its manufacture including combination with other atoms and nanobiocomposite materials that introduce new functional properties.
