Sentence examples for contains arguably from inspiring English sources
The fourth play-off, which like the Hull derby will be sudden death, contains arguably the most remarkable story of all.
We note that Set C contains arguably the most mismatched data because that convolution noises are applied to the utterances in addition to additive noises.
"If only Bradley [Cooper]'s arm was longer," Ellen DeGeneres wrote in her record-breaking Oscars tweet that contains arguably the most epic selfie in history.
The study reports findings from the analysis of the Medical Protection Society's (MPS) organisational database, which contains arguably the largest available data set on the hazards associated with systems for ordering laboratory tests, managing results and communicating outcomes to patients in primary care.
We wanted to see whether photographs containing arguably negative properties (for example, blurriness or finger bombing) received a premium relative to those containing no such negative property.
The series was not without its darker moments – 1984's Babycakes contained arguably the first Aids-related death in popular fiction.
Those subreddits did violate Reddit's community policy, but the selective enforcement of the site's guidelines confused and angered many, since other subreddits — some of which contained arguably worse content — were left untouched while these five were closed.
This case study contained arguably the least pharmacology and the most physiology and was chosen by the facilitator who was a physiologist as the case study that had 'worked best' for both of their student groups, while the facilitators who felt case 7 had 'worked least well' were pharmacologists and were operating outside of their 'comfort zone'.
A quick look at Harbaugh's employment contract (which is a publicly available document) contains two arguably conflicting provisions.
The biggest idealization that this scheme of the design process contains is arguably located at the start.
Il tabarro (The cloak) arguably contains some of the composer's most poised and finely wrought music.
