Sentence examples for is arguably because from inspiring English sources
And the reason it's a manifesto, rather than a mission or vision statement, is arguably because changing the way scholarly impact is measured is going to need something of a revolution – and no revolution is complete without a manifesto.
If a pile of stones manages to represent a mountain summit, it is arguably because we have made it do so; and if ink patterns manage to mean something, it is arguably because we have somehow made them.
This is arguably because entrepreneurial parents can better understand and support their children's decision to follow in their footsteps.
The reason the iPhone is so successful is arguably because of Apple's insistence that it control every aspect of how it works.
This is arguably because Ockham's distinction is cast in terms of intrinsic and extrinsic middles, peculiar concepts belonging to the Boethian framework which was already losing its influence by Ockham's time (Green-Pedersen 1984).
The Apple Daily has managed to establish a reputation for independence, but that is arguably because the tabloid's voyeuristic celebrity- and crime-obsessed coverage is equally offensive (and titillating) to readers across the political spectrum.
If Priebus seems to be fairly defensive, that's arguably because Trump's ability to lurch his way into the GOP presidential nomination was largely the chairman's doing.
This interpretative statement is arguably unnecessary, because, in the absence of a definition of human being in the Convention itself, States are free to interpret this provision in accordance with their own national policy.
The latter question is arguably irrelevant because the business of those compiling intelligence files was as much to gather information as to protect the nation.
This one is arguably worse, because it tends to be reserved for women of colour, and reinforces the "angry black woman" stereotype.
The initiative is arguably counterintuitive because domestic airlines have been piling up money in recent years from all sorts of fees — baggage fees and the change-penalty fees among them — on top of the base fares.
