Sentence examples for arguably will from inspiring English sources

It has grown to be unfettered … the ability to surveil everyone on the planet is almost there, and arguably will be there within a few years.

With the date of the Oscars advanced this year from the end of March to the end of February, the Globes arguably will garner even more attention.

Despite the uncertainty, the Jets arguably will start the season next year stronger in the most important position of all -- quarterback.

Here are some of the main things to watch: ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE The euro crisis, arguably, will be over the day that all of the stricken countries are generating economic growth.

The most special of the events, arguably, will be a visit by the Dalai Lama when he is in the city for the Newark Peace Education Summit, which runs from May 13 through May 15.

Alan Gilbert is to be commended for modernizing the New York Philharmonic with his repertory plans, intensified rehearsals and switching the second violins to his right side, which, arguably, will enhance the violins' "antiphonal quality".

Arguably he will fire up those players he had before he left, and be a new stimulus to those for whom Abramovich has paid fortunes over the years.

Arguably, it will make the PA more effective at government, especially in the chaotic Gaza strip, where since Israel's withdrawal last summer Hamas has shown far more discipline than Fatah, its nationalist rival.

Likewise, if the principle requires equality of 'welfare,' then arguably there will be no such obstacle either, since 'welfare' is plausibly interpreted to include 'health' as a constituent.

If they are detailed enough to do that job, and they represent by resembling possibilities, then arguably they will contain as much problematic ontology as Lewisian concrete possible worlds.

Arguably, it will always be the case that the Holocaust should not have happened, regardless of whether any human being remembers it a hundred (or a thousand or a million) years from now.