Sentence examples for arguably we need from inspiring English sources
Many cultural groups and institutions have condemned the attacks, and both the Washington Post and the Guardian have discussed how this move is part of a larger pattern of protectionism and withdrawal from the international community – at a time when, arguably, we need international cooperation more than ever, with 21st century issues such as climate change crossing national borders.
Arguably we need some other candidate to provide the commonality.
We need some kind of reductive explanation of semantic information (arguably, we need this to understand cognition, too).
Arguably, we may need to go faster if we want to match European funding.
Arguably, we do not need so many.
(Though arguably we didn't need quite the slog that was Alfie Allen's Theon Greyjoy spending the entirety of season 3 undergoing castration foreplay while chained up in a dungeon).
Arguably we would still need to appeal to examples if we are to learn from experience when the principle applies and when it doesn't, and then we would need some way to determine the moral status of the examples.
Trade deals which, since they tend not to keep that faith, arguably we don't need.
The relationship with Dahoum matters because for Sattin it explains why Lawrence fought for the Arabs in the war, which arguably is why we need a biography of Lawrence as a young man in the first place.
Arguably, we don't really need an entire show devoted to telling us that cutting your kids to pieces and throwing the remains in a Walmart bargain bin is wrong.
Seeing as this family is weighing up whether to sell off their private jet, we arguably need a closer point of identification; this humble pooch, balefully observing his masters' follies, will for a while be the most sympathetic presence on screen.
