Sentence examples for has arguably caused from inspiring English sources

Phil's older sibling and former team-mate, Manchester United stalwart Gary, has arguably caused a bigger stir since then, with his eco-friendly plans to construct what has been characterised (maybe slightly uncharitably) in certain quarters as a "Teletubbies-style house", and, somewhat more stylishly by the BBC (in headlines, at any rate) as a "flower-home".

The latter, like many in the party now, and in the pro-Corbyn pressure group Momentum, had grown disillusioned with the cautious, compromising approach that the party had recently followed in government, and that had arguably caused it to lose power.

India and Pakistan have contested one another's access to the Indus River system; a 2006 study commissioned by the Defense Department said, "for over a half century, bitter rivalry over river resources" has arguably "been one of the leading causes of full-scale warfare between them".

Money has not caused the spineless indifference of athletes, although it has, arguably, made it worse.

The movement and eventual loss of glaciers at the Earth's poles will have a tremendous global impact; the collapse of the Western Antarctic Ice Sheet, which has arguably already begun, will cause sea levels to rise by several metres (albeit a few hundred years later).

Even then, New York has arguably been shortchanged.

Britain's modern wars are by no means the only cause of our difficulties, but their mishandling has arguably tipped the balance from self-criticism to self-loathing.

HBO has arguably never been more valuable.

The Internet has arguably amplified the trend.

France's Pierre Moscovici has arguably the toughest task.

Meanwhile, the government has arguably invested more effort in persuasion.