Sentence examples for arguably the issue from inspiring English sources
Arguably, the issue is so central to the 2016 election that it is a surprise Clinton is not claiming it solely for herself.
His support for the European Union, and Britain's place in it, is the defining fight of his life, arguably the issue that lost him any chance of leading his party (I say "arguably", he contests this hotly), certainly the one that got him branded a wet by the right-leaning press.
The Canadian Code makes reference to product cost, arguably the issue at the centre of the potential conflict of interest.
"Here was, arguably, the central issue of the Trump presidency," Wolff writes.
Arguably, the jobs issue is less salient in Iowa, where the unemployment rate is a relatively low 5.7 percent.
Arguably, the biggest issue is not around the technicalities of PPAs but the ambition that underpins them.
The tougher challenge for Edelman, and for others, going forward will be to stake out a position on climate change, arguably the defining issue of our time.
The frenzied partisan horse-trading has glossed over what is arguably the central issue of any debate over long-term fiscal policy: the kind of role we expect the government to play in the nation's future.
The problem of consciousness is arguably the central issue in current theorizing about the mind.
The long-term future of Ferguson, who turned 71 in December, is arguably the biggest issue facing Woodward.
At this point, the transmission of real-time data such as voice traffic through PS IP network becomes arguably the hottest issue today because voice over IP (VoIP) has high visibility in consumer space.
