Sentence examples for has also arguably from inspiring English sources
The United States has also arguably forced the Kremlin to do what it hadn't planned to.
If this is arguably the premier musical institution in the country, it has also (arguably) been a mecca, attracting the best administrators the American musical world can offer.
Mr. Rubin is not only of a different political persuasion than the current occupant of the office, Paul H. O'Neill, he has also arguably been more influential in shaping a response to the country's mounting economic woes -- at least in Congress -- than anyone in the Bush administration.
Making some high level noise by rebranding 'Silicon Roundabout' as Tech City has arguably helped attract big name tech investment to East London — which has (also arguably) been helpful in terms of concentrating talent and attracting additional investment to the area to up its credentials as a tech/startup hub.
The presence of unabashed conspiracy theorists in the White House, the president chief among them, has also arguably emboldened peddlers of these toxic or just not-factual ideas.
Today people still smoke, but they face a growing swell of negative public opinion that has affected not only the places in which it's considered acceptable to smoke, but it has also arguably been the tipping point leading to many quitting all together.
But, as extravagant tasting notes have become de rigeur in the marketing world, they've also arguably lost their practical function as consumer guides.
But the country has also brought arguably the biggest shame on the race with Lance Armstrong's doping admission (see A is for Armstrong).
As it happens, she has also been forgotten as arguably the first film star.
Branching out into new strategies has reduced this problem, but arguably has also led Mr. Paulson away from his most familiar turf.
But arguably it has also philosophical relevance; for throughout the history of philosophy a warning can be heard against abstraction, speculation, and formalization.
