Sentence examples for is that arguably from inspiring English sources

Perhaps more remarkable is that arguably the most successful C.E.O. in the history of presidential campaigning, Mitt Romney, relied instead on what young Republicans told me was "the gut-check rather than data-driven model".

The first is that arguably the most significant element of the research undertaken by Glasgow Caledonian University, its "health economic cost-benefit analysis", employs a "method consistent with that used to estimate the social impact of El Sistema in Venezuela in 2007, by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB)".

The only thing is that, arguably, the best feature of the iPhone is iOS and its strong ecosystem.

One interesting point is that, arguably, many legal rights are conferred by no positive law, but arise simply from the absence of any law to the contrary.

The irony today is that arguably the greatest developmental tool we have in our hands isn't a product of the tens of billons of developmental aid spent over the years, but a by-product of private sector investment.

But one important difference between Labour and the Tories is that arguably UKIP has already wagged the Tory dog, because David Cameron offered the EU vote demanded by Nigel Farage's party.

The point, however, is that Italy and Spain arguably are at risk of suffering from self-fulfilling panics.

Another is that (6a) is arguably a sense rather than an implicature.

As Jack Schofield of The Guardian noted, "The joke, of course, is that it's arguably more rational than Intelligent Design".

One consolation for Corbyn is that "his" UB40 are arguably the official band.

Mies's real problem was that he was arguably the first architect to have the last word.