Sentence examples for arguably the problem from inspiring English sources
However, arguably the problem lies deeper than that.
Arguably, the problem is Europe itself: its querulous voters and its cowardly political leaders.
Arguably, the problem with deranged mass killers isn't that they get too much publicity; it's that they get too little.
Arguably the problem is not about social workers failing the system – but that the system is failing them.
Arguably, the problem with Mr. Romney's campaign is not that he is insufficiently conservative — but rather that conservative Republicans do not trust him and are not sure where he ultimately stands.
But this overlaps only in part with, say, the ungoverned spaces that America's State Department regards as the nastiest havens for international terrorists, such as al-Qaeda.On that list, Iraq and Afghanistan figure prominently but in these countries, arguably, the problem is more one of national insurgencies than international terror.
Arguably, the problems at Peabody Avenue, which can also be found in countless estates around the country, could best be tackled by talented youth and community workers who command the respect of young people.
The Sophist arguably solves the problem of false statement, one of a family of problems that had dogged other Platonic dialogues, including the Theaetetus.
The runaway Afghan opium trade worth around $60 billion at street prices in consuming countries is arguably the hardest problem.
Others will follow.Reining in the pay of senior management is arguably the easiest problem for banks to solve, however.
However, arguably the bigger problem is that the eurozone's trend or potential economic growth rate has declined.
