Sentence examples for could arguably do from inspiring English sources

Management scientists could arguably do with swapping their management and science for a lorry load of chutzpah.

In an age where new popstars like Sam Smith seem only minutes away from using the word 'monetise', we could arguably do with a bit more bad behaviour, but their antics will have even UniLad's readers tutting disapprovingly.

These claims could arguably do psychological harm to persons living with HIV by unduly raising and dashing hopes, and the generation of false beliefs might have other negative effects on behavior.

While the profession could arguably be doing more, it is working hard to make access fairer.

Both firms could arguably have done better by joining forces with a globally integrated foreign firm than with a Russian one.

Nor, arguably, do any others have a right to be.

Some of these giveaways arguably do a lot of good.

Experiences arguably do better (Johnston 2006).

So too, arguably, do managers.

While the Popeils were not the first to go on television with their products, "You could arguably say they did it better than anyone else, not only in terms of how they sold, but in terms of inventing interesting products that people felt they had to have," Mr. Samuelson said.

"The most successful artists were people like Kanye West and OutKast, who redefined what hip-hop could be, along with traditionalists like Jay-Z and 50 Cent, who arguably did more to make rap the central music of the decade.