Sentence examples for arguably to be from inspiring English sources

Since it is generally illegal to export such objects, to be an antique dealer in India with an international clientele is also arguably to be a criminal.

What a joy to have an ancient document in which the man singled out in the Bible as Christianity's foremost enemy turns out, arguably, to be Christ's best friend.

Motivated by human cognitive processes [12], a more robust way to estimate a facial age is arguably to be in a comparative manner, i.e., learning from a number of comparative relations (a given face is younger or older than another face of known age).

That a certain woman is Sartre's student's mother seems arguably to be a morally relevant fact; what about the fact (supposing it is one) that she has no other children to take care of her? Addressing the task of sorting what is morally relevant from what is not, some philosophers have offered general accounts of moral relevant features.

As Zeh puts it, von Neumann's motivation for introducing collapse was to save what he called 'psycho-physical parallelism' (arguably to be understood as supervenience of the mental on the physical: only one mental state is experienced, so there should be only one corresponding component in the physical state).

Arguably, to be pro-life is to believe in the innate value and potential of all people, yet society is often quick to dismiss drug users as "worthless" or "undeserving" unless they get clean.

In recent years it has arguably struggled to be a fast enough catalyst for innovation".

With some exceptions, visas are plentiful, unemployment is low, and it's arguably easier to be an American working illegally in China than in Europe.

Multi-agent systems communication is arguably difficult to be designed.

And arguably need to be, by necessity.

Within closed Facebook Groups with a self-selecting audience there's arguably likely to be less chance of that.