Sentence examples for as arguably a from inspiring English sources

A week at leading international law firm Herbert Smith, sitting with an associate solicitor and taking part in "real client work", was billed as "arguably a great opportunity".

She sees it as "arguably a legitimate path to liberation", citing its culture jamming and activism against commercialism.

Let us resume examining the Toronto medical community as arguably a representative example of the front rank, documented as "excellent" by the landmark, 1910 Flexner Report [ 22].

Measuring the accuracy of self-reported information is only possible if the derived data have also been recorded in parallel by a so-called gold standard such as, arguably, a medical chart [ 5].

Humans' bellicose Niska is a sexbot, as, arguably, is Battlestar Gallactica's Six.

As should, arguably, a formidable trio of Australian fictions: Helen Garner's The Spare Room; Alexis Wright's Carpentaria; Tim Winton's Breath.

Thousands of pounds have been spent on projects such as Prevent – arguably a total waste of money.

Students are cheap labor and, after initial training, can work as postdocs, arguably an even better deal.

Since then, she has augmented her relatively low paying magazine work by making a lucrative career — one of her media monikers is Grand-a-Minute — as arguably the most sought-out stylist in the industry.

Goldwater was arguably a populist as much as a conservative (and, for that matter, so is Mr McCain).

From a biosynthetic – as well as, arguably, evolutionary – perspective, DNA is a modified RNA, and so the chicken-and-egg dilemma of "which came first?" boils down to a choice between RNA and protein.