Sentence examples for because arguably from inspiring English sources

And that matters, because, arguably, the best hope of making an acquisition work is doing the deal at a bargain price.

I'm pleased as punch primarily because, arguably, Great Britain has produced more pioneering scientists than any other country -- Isaac Newton, James Watt, Michael Faraday, James Clerk Maxwell, Charles Darwin, Joseph Lister, Lord Kelvin, Ernest Rutherford, just to name a few.

It would be interesting to identify mechanisms involved in the resistance to induction chemotherapy, because, arguably, it is from resistant clones that the shedding of tumor cells giving rise to local and distant metastasis can take place.

It is particularly poignant because arguably the peak of that generation came against Germany at the Kashima Stadium in Japan.

But achieving this will be no easy matter, not least because, arguably, other strands of government rhetoric and policy run counter to this good intention.

Because arguably, in the future, as well as looking at pass rates at GCSE, we could be comparing statistics from Barnsley students getting into uni with these helps compared with students from other areas.

It will more likely be because on arguably the most important economic variable for American voters, jobs, he didn't try hard enough.

Arguably because - as a book inextricably tied up with apartheid - it's lost some of its political urgency.

The care-giving channel does not play a role in the long term arguably because, as Banerjee (2016) or Kim et al. (2016) show, in the long term, young children tend to recover from bad health episodes caused by pollution6.

And just as well, because Ephesus – arguably the world's greatest preserved Roman city after Pompeii – is huge.

The line was memorable not just for its soothing cadences, but because it arguably marked the high point of the Bush era.