Sentence examples for arguably you need from inspiring English sources

And, arguably, you need a start page with shortcuts to your favorite content on your mobile browser more than you do on your desktop.

Arguably you don't need pictures when you've got one of Britain's cleverest Stephens talking, though it would hardly be TV without them.

"Once you became a legislative president, which is arguably what you needed to do, you couldn't deliver on the nonpartisanship promise," Mr. Podesta said.

The fact Beyoncé charged – and charged a lot – for her album but U2 didn't charge a penny for theirs arguably says all you need to know about how confident each of them are about the fans' willingness to put their hands in their pockets.

And so to really enjoy a service like Twitch you arguably need to know something about video games in general, to be a part of the constant ever-evolving culture.

Bashir calls himself a caged bird and tells the woman who arguably ruined his life: "Maybe you need us to hold a mirror to your monstrosities".

The first, and arguably most important need, is the need for security.

They arguably still need more cover in that area and also remain in the market for a right-back.

Not only is a culture of hooded men creating art at night, but it is also in the arguably masculine need to territorialise a given space.

Most of the $18.8 million the board paid in compensation last year went to actual victims, and arguably they need help more than an indirect witness, she said.

Arguably, they need this Neal Doughty bump.