Sentence examples for he could arguably from inspiring English sources

He could, arguably, ignore the debt limit and order wiretaps on national-security grounds without court approval.

He could arguably have been shown a straight red card though for his second offence: a forearm swing at the face of his marker.

By his third season, he could arguably be the best player on the team -- Juanie from Camden, former New Jersey high school bad boy turned Garden favorite.

He could, arguably, have decided to run for mayor of Liverpool, where he was born, and where he now, post-Hillsborough, has a solid fanbase, but it's the Manchester mayoralty that is going to have devolved health powers.

Were Mr. Ruqai to be brought to a military base on land somewhere, it could raise legal issues with the host government, and were he to be brought onto United States soil, he could arguably have an immediate right to a lawyer.

He could — arguably much more difficult — arrive at a top professional club like Real Madrid and Milan, and by dint of his sheer sincerity, and his determination to play, become an accepted, even loved, member of the inner domain, the locker room.

"They are willing to overcome the insult of what they could arguably view as blood money," he said.

He could send the military in an advisory capacity and they could arguably deter people from going to the border.

"But they could arguably use the information to withdraw their recommendation on the stock".

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

He could and arguably did time his operations so as to make it impossible for a fleet to get at him (ships could not sail north when the Etesian winds were blowing).