Sentence examples for but arguably also from inspiring English sources

For these policy clients, enforcing job-search and work-availability is more difficult, but arguably also less relevant as those participating voluntarily are likely to be motivated to look for a employment.

(But arguably also raising mobile users' awareness about ad-blockers as a general category — ABP dubs the move "a big step for this industry" in a statement today).

One advantage mentioned is that it seems to avoid the difficulties with the rate of times passage difficulties which besets the Moving Spotlight Theory, but arguably also the Growing Block Theory.

Essentially, immediate AEs (bleeding, bruising, pain, redness and oedema) were related to the injection technique and non-immediate AEs could be related to the product itself but arguably also to the product reconstitution or injection technique.

In addition, proteasomes not only gain significant importance for the survival of the cell by degrading HIV proteins early in the infection, but arguably also for HIV, since they regulate the concentration of the innate antiviral host factors such as APOBEC3G/F and CD317 and can be targeted by HIV proteins Vpu and Vif.

This won him less critical acclaim, but it arguably also freed up his films – at best glorious, hedonistic Hollywood entertainment.

But it arguably also represents a sort of lame escape valve from capitalism's drive toward global-resource consumption.

Avoidance of pain during labour has also been cited as a potential maternal benefit [ 33], but could arguably also be addressed by due attention to pain relief in labour.

The EDAD 2008 is not only the most important database on disability among the Spanish population, but is arguably also one of the most complete, periodic, national population approaches to studying disability worldwide.

But we're arguably also members of Generation X as well.

But his book arguably also proves the alternative explanation for his calamitous public image.