Sentence examples for arguably there is another from inspiring English sources

Arguably, there is another issue at stake, too: democracy.

So, arguably, there is less need to addict them.

Arguably, there is no moment like this in Middle Eastern history.

Arguably, there is one role that makes her a perfect fit.

Arguably, there is no individual better qualified to bounce than Bridget.

Arguably, there is no reason to lose sleep over those souped-up gadgets.

The scores are good for five years, so, arguably, there isn't much risk in taking the G.R.E.

Arguably there is a bigger divide between the Conservatives and Labour on Europe than on any other issue.

Yes, at least arguably, there is a likelihood of harm regardless of intent, but in criminal law intent matters, and for me it matters here, too.

"The town of Hempstead is the core of their empire, and without the core, arguably there is no empire," said Gerard Terry, counsel to the Nassau Democratic County Committee.

Arguably, there is nothing truly exciting about behaviorism loosely understood.