Sentence examples for for and arguably from inspiring English sources

Genomic copy number is more stable than expression level (though differences in endoreduplication must be accounted for) and, arguably, more easily verified.

The front page is the home for news, and arguably for analysis, but if it's also the home for unbuckled opinion about figures on the public stage, then you could argue that editorials belong there, too.

Mahmoud Abbas tried to get involved, but the problem for him (and arguably for all Palestinians in the long run) is that he and the Palestinian Authority are increasingly less relevant in Gaza.

The failure of the trip, in a muddle of rain, mud, mutiny and war, paved the way for union and, arguably, ended for 300 years Scotland's chances of independent nationhood.

A pay rise for some, and (arguably) none for others.

Can he be blamed for damaging, and arguably illegal, acts carried out with his imprimatur?

He is unquestionably first choice for Löw and arguably the best goalkeeper in the world.

"He advocated very strongly for it and arguably was the tie-breaking reason she took the job".

Mr. Hackett acknowledged that by asking readers to pay for new and arguably more expensive products, People had to rethink the kind of content it offered.

The increasing concentration of ownership in the media provides less diversity and less breadth for readers; and, arguably, more complacency in those who are left.

He heads an innocuously named interest group called Americans for Tax Reform ATRR) – and arguably he has done more than anyone to create the anti-tax dogma in the Republican party that is the single largest impediment to a deficit deal.