Sentence examples for arguably we should from inspiring English sources

"Arguably, we should not be allowing children to die from pneumonia in countries with high-functioning health systems," she said.

Arguably, we should be more worried about private debt which, thanks to extreme housing inflation and mortgage borrowing, is approaching the dangerous, pre-crash levels.

Arguably we should stop focusing on the optimum approach to exercise and find an approach that we might deem to be "good enough".

(Arguably, we should also remove the word "insulting" from section 4, although that quite rightly deals with real threats of violence).

Records of the telephone conversation between Brittan and Thatcher on 20 April state: "The home secretary said that arguably we should not be too concerned if the Libyans used the device of the diplomatic bag to take their arms and explosives out of the country.

On family structure: Comparing the nuclear family of modern Western cultures with the far more varied, multifaceted age and sex combinations typical of every other society in history, Bateson notes, "Arguably we should see the nuclear family not as the ideal of family life but as a bare and fragile minimum".

Arguably we maybe should have won that game.

Which brings us full circle: the new proponents of nuclear power say that since nuclear power is arguably preferable to coal, maybe we should subsidize the building of new plants.

Arguably, there should be.

Arguably, this shouldn't be surprising.

Arguably you should count only funds that are open to new money.