Sentence examples for as it arguably from inspiring English sources

But this pessimism never eroded Mr. Obama's approval as much as it arguably should have.

And leading from behind just might work for Europe's financial crisis, as it arguably has in Libya.

And too often police involvement has the effect — as it arguably did in Kenneth's case — of escalating minor disciplinary problems into criminal activity.

It's not yet clear whether Apple will again create entirely new markets as it arguably did with the iPod, iPhone and iPad.

One reason why Catharine Macaulay's work has not received as much attention as it arguably deserves, is that contemporary interest in the writings of historical women has tended to be motivated by feminism, and some earlier commentators suggested that Macaulay was uninterested in the rights of women (Staves 1989).

Where intracranial temperature is the key temperature of interest, as it arguably is in stroke and traumatic brain injury, their data show the importance of measuring this.

As such, it arguably provides an incentive for consumers to search for free and open content elsewhere.

While Weatherson's account might successfully classify being such that there is a cube as intrinsic, it arguably fails to correctly classify other similar quantificational properties.

The BBC is good at taking risks on new shows though it is hard on it as arguably it helped to make it a success in the UK".

It arguably benefited as much as the Workers Partyy from huge bribes and illicit campaign financing.

While apprenticeship as a formal system of training is judged by several historians to have been in decline by the late eighteenth century, nevertheless it arguably remained as important as ever at the lower end of the socio-economic scale because of its ties to ideals on poverty prevention, settlement acquisition, and training in skills.