Sentence examples for arguably some of from inspiring English sources
Arguably, some of these nations are too generous.
Arguably, some of our political parties do well off division, and hence no appetite exists.
Why then does it have what are arguably some of the worst roads in the United States?
Arguably some of this restructuring could be done outside of bankruptcy – and American tried just that – but the advantage of Chapter 11 is speed.
Arguably, some of the most liberal ideas in the first few months of the coalition have come from the Ministry of Justice - with its Tory secretary of state.
A good deal of this book is about the minutiae of his professional life, and arguably some of that material belonged in an appendix.
(Of course, this doesn't apply to non-harmful cases of killing, such as, arguably, some cases of active euthanasia).
Thomas Pynchon is the apostle of imperfection, so it is arguably some sort of commendation to say that his new novel, "Against the Day" (Penguin; $35), is a very imperfect book.
By Louis Menand Thomas Pynchon is the apostle of imperfection, so it is arguably some sort of commendation to say that his new novel, "Against the Day" (Penguin; $35), is a very imperfect book.
6. Arguably some forms of nepotism are not also forms of corruption.
Three decades later, despite improvements in psychiatric and emergency care medicine, a range of suicide prevention barriers and policies and, arguably, some degree of social, political and personal empowerment, the number in 2012 had risen to 4,590.
