Sentence examples for could have arguably from inspiring English sources

But it also helped that Lee was punctiliously loyal to his president, even when he could have arguably claimed more popular acclaim than Davis.

Mr. Kerry, on the campaign trail, was the lone lawmaker who failed to vote on unemployment benefits, and his vote could have arguably made the difference between passage and defeat.

There were a small number of students with extremely high false alarm rates that could have arguably been removed as outliers.

I assailed then-DCI George Tenet for not sharing vital information with the FBI that could have arguably stopped and/or delayed the attacks.

The group I helped found in FREE FOR ALL!, Video the Vote, saw its ranks flourish going into the 2008 election, and the concerted efforts of election protection activists nationwide could have arguably made the difference in any number of states.

Who knows what kind of damage it could have caused – arguably a lot less than the kind of toll California Chrome inflicted on his vanquished foes as they finished a tired and sorry bunch in the wake of another stunning victory.

Matt Kemp could have — and arguably should have — been the National League most valuable player last year.

How could the 1-3 Chargers, who have arguably the most talented roster in the N.F.L., look so discombobulated?

At the same time, Idris Elba could have won it; arguably, he could have been nominated in the best actor category – having given what amounted to a lead performance in Beasts of No Nation – and won that too.

"This is something Mr. Ozawa could have done, and arguably should have done, in 1984, when Gunther Schuller left," Mr. Ortner said of the maestro's taking control of the music center.

The party believed it knew what the American people wanted and put all their weight behind the only candidate who could have lost to arguably worst presidential candidate in US history.