Sentence examples for because of the arguable from inspiring English sources

For one, mutual funds are perhaps the very best vehicles for young investors -- and not only because of the arguable performance benefits of professional management.

Each of these candidates, with the arguable exception of McMillan, was a type, and a dull exemplar of that.

And, because of that, there is no current player – with the arguable exception of Marek Hamsik – who means more to those supporters than Insigne.

Whether the size of the AZ in developing synapses is as determinant in synaptic behavior as in the adult is arguable, because of the profound changes in the composition and accumulation of various pre- and postsynaptic synaptic proteins and channels not yet established or due to their rearrangement during early postnatal development (Südhof 2012).

We skipped Parachlorella minor because of the very low gene content and arguable placement to be included in Trebouxiophyceae.

There are no reports of rFVIIa use in diffuse gastric erosions, with the arguable exception of a sketchy report [ 17].

"It is arguable that ElBaradei was a slightly more benefit-of-the-doubt operator than Amano," one diplomat said.

Rappers have in the past, with the arguable exception of Ice Cube, made awful actors.

Listeners at the second Juilliard concert, on Sunday evening, were denied the arguable joys of the sculpture garden.

Jack Jones was the most powerful trade union leader Britain has ever known, with the arguable exception of the great Ernie Bevin.

When he retired in January, the Republicans had won every southern state (with the arguable exception of Florida).