Sentence examples for arguably used from inspiring English sources

Back then arcades – the era's dominant cultural force – arguably used difficulty to pull more cash from the public by shortening how long they could actually make that cash last.

China has arguably used terrorism prevention as an excuse to exercise even tighter control on its residents' access to online information and services.

This means victims and families are forced to re-experience the trauma and is an especially insidious problem in cases where live streaming was arguably used by perpetrators as a psychological weapon.

EURODIAB reported that after only 7.3 years of follow-up, neuropathy developed in 24% of subjects, considerably higher than the 9% overall incidence of confirmed DPN reported over 5 years of follow-up in DCCT, which arguably used more stringent criteria that included nerve conduction studies.

"But they could arguably use the information to withdraw their recommendation on the stock".

In Things Fall Apart, Achebe explores the colonial experience by arguably using the tools of colonialism itself, ie the English language.

Arguably, using a vignette generator has a number of decisive advantages as it makes vignette specification much easier, more time efficient, and less error prone.

While there are arguably use cases for matching with those you cross paths with, simply visiting the same coffee shop isn't necessarily an indicator of a potential for a relationship.

That helps further polarize Americans, who could arguably use a little less polarization these days.

Few had a specific connection to the fashion industry, such as Sandra Bullock, who has appeared on five covers thus far, but could arguably use a little sartorial assistance.

But here's the question: Is writing the name of a prominent presidential candidate who, arguably, uses hate speech the same thing as actual hate speech?