Sentence examples for arguably started from inspiring English sources

It was arguably started by Russian investors.

The launch arguably started the personal computer industry and eventually changed the world, by placing computers into homes.

Aperol, a sort of sweeter but equally red cousin of Campari, arguably started the trend when it was brought to the United States in 2006.

The paper had already arguably started playing to this gallery when it introduced "thought bubbles" in which their babes would supposedly opine about quantum physics or economic policy.

Rihanna arguably started it all of course, with the most extreme floorsweeper of all time, the massively memeable yellow Guo Pei design she wore for the Met Ball in 2015.

Tonight NBC will broadcast "L.A. Law: The Movie," which reunites the cast of the long-running, critically acclaimed program that arguably started this phenomenon back in the mid-1980's.

The latest attempt to achieve better integration and to explore options through the new care models arguably starts from a different standpoint.

Livingston, by contrast, ran the same Olympic race as Fell, arguably starting it as the more likely British candidate for a medal.

But today's teens are arguably starting to be less enamoured with the platform their siblings spent  all their time on, what with so many other, more flexible ways to ping and poke each other.

Mr. Obama prefers to count from 2010, when his policies arguably had started to take effect and the job picture had begun turning around, eschewing blame for the losses at the start of his term.

Over at Fox, which arguably kick-started the current cycle of comic-book blockbusters with 2000's X-Men, results with Marvel characters have been more mixed.