Sentence examples for by arguably from inspiring English sources

And throughout that history, those effects have been caused by arguably natural processes: decay, degradation, wear, cracking, and corrosion.

And now I was floating my family in a bubble created by arguably the world's greatest artificial-event company.

Latinos rewarded Obama's outreach in 2008 by arguably delivering him as many as eight states and 80 electoral college votes.

This truism was repeated last month by arguably the most influential person in the sustainable-food movement, author Michael Pollan.

To serve both groups, Miliband needs a better economic strategy – and there is one being scripted for him by arguably the most distinguished economist in the world.

"Anytime you can have a player council represented by arguably one of the great players of all time, you're going to have some strength".

She revealed that she turned down an offer to pose for the tire company's 2010 calendar, which was shot by arguably-pervy photographer Terry Richardson -- but she did strip down for this year's version put together by Karl Lagerfeld.

Ghana had won over the neutrals by the interval by creating arguably the best chances but, within six minutes of the re-start, Germany were in front.

A lost play by Eugene O'Neill, arguably America's greatest dramatist, has been published by the New Yorker magazine.

This study extends the current New Keynesian modeling framework by changing one crucial aspect: it replaces the general equilibrium assumption by the arguably more realistic assumption of macroeconomic disequilibrium.

Their routine was inspired by the arguably less controversial Peer Gynt Suite.