Sentence examples similar to arguably we need to from inspiring English sources

We need some kind of reductive explanation of semantic information (arguably, we need this to understand cognition, too).

Arguably we need some other candidate to provide the commonality.

But arguably there's something else we need to consider.

Second, with the new Common Core, we have a strategy and plan to improve education -- one that will, arguably, improve our test scores -- and we need to give it time to show results.

Arguably, we may need to go faster if we want to match European funding.

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.

The restaurant arguably does not need to fiddle with a thing.

And arguably need to be, by necessity.

Accordingly, reliance on 9(2)(g) would arguably need to be on the back of a specific law reflecting the specifics of biobanking research.

In view of the legitimacy problems discussed in this section, those who support enactment of a social minimum arguably need to give more thought to the role of such institutions in the specification and operation of social minimum policy regimes.

There is also a concern that by buying government debt, the ECB would be relieving the pressure on countries that arguably need to do more to reduce their debts and reform their economies.