Sentence examples for arguably they will from inspiring English sources

If they are detailed enough to do that job, and they represent by resembling possibilities, then arguably they will contain as much problematic ontology as Lewisian concrete possible worlds.

And, arguably, they will deserve to lose.

TESS will probably find fewer worlds than Kepler did, but they will arguably be more important ones.

So while there will be fewer significant intracluster connections, they will arguably be more interesting.

Ensuring that new mothers are satisfied with their maternity care is vitally important as it occurs during, arguably, the biggest transition they will face in life, and can significantly impact upon their child bearing experience [ 1] and wellbeing of the whole family [ 2].

Others, arguably, may wish they'd escaped attention.

Arguably, along with greater variations, they will come with age.

But if unions somehow succeed in blocking his effort to cripple collective bargaining, they will have arguably won their biggest, most visible victory in years — and that, they hope, will give them some real momentum.

Dancers, singers, musicians, and for the next two hours, they will play what will is arguably the greatest Coachella set of all time.

What's important here is that under a consumption tax, they'll arguably have the lowest odds of increasing the levy.

But if location-based services like Rummble are to become more useful and embedded into our daily lives, they'll arguably need to become more passive, needing less and less intervention on the user's part.