Sentence examples for arguably successful from inspiring English sources

The hearing may have failed but the dress was arguably successful, in bringing principles of the courtroom – the notion that both sides should have an unprejudiced hearing – to this whole sleazy business.

In the annual "Shape Issue" of Vogue Magazine (AKA the one with Kim Kardashian on the cover), several articles focused on high-powered, arguably successful women in business.

Kim is an adult who has charted a purposeful -- and arguably successful -- course online.

And the state's arguably successful attempts to limit the soda industry do point to a possible plan of action against fast food restaurants.

In a retrospective feature, Nintendo World Report's Jonathan Metts generally agreed with Gamespot, stating that the installment "is a noble and arguably successful attempt to revive and reform the survival horror genre.

Slightly less than four decades ago, the country's most famous and arguably successful trainer was a quarter-horse jockey, winning a self-proclaimed 25 out of "about 2,000 races".

(This was the most criticized and, arguably, least successful component of his antipoverty effort).

Such lights in bathrooms have been arguably less successful at preventing drug injection.

This is Metelkova Mesto – one the largest, and arguably most successful, urban squats in Europe.

The Los Angeles Times has called the ball the "biggest, richest, puttin'-on-the-ritziest, arguably most successful and longest-running good-deed society event in town".

How is it possible that the world's biggest, richest, and arguably most successful opera house is close to what Gelb says is "the edge of the precipice"?