Sentence examples for is very arguably from inspiring English sources

Since Iran is dependent on imports for 40 percent of the gasoline for its cars and trucks, this is very arguably the most direct, effective means of convincing the regime in Tehran that it has to negotiate an end to its nuclear arms drive.

It is very effective, although arguably not leagues ahead of the best of the rest.

The glisteningly buttery grilled Craster kipper bap is very fine, though arguably Grant's most famous delicacy is the Auchtermuchty Sandwich.

This process is well documented at 72-kiloyear levels at Pinnacle Point but is very much more arguably present in earlier levels dated to 164 kiloyears (Brown et al. 2009).

The mood is very different to September, when CFR arguably had the better of their 0-0 drawithth Chelsea in Romania.

Although few countries today reward whistle-blowers, the tactic can be very effective: arguably the most sweeping medicine crime prosecution in history began with a whistle-blower and ended with a major pharmaceutical company (Ranbaxy, Gurgaon, India) pleading guilty to various criminal acts, including selling adulterated, falsified medicines based on fraudulent safety testing.

Arguably, this is a good approximation when the relevant time horizon is very large.

Nevertheless, its power was very limited, and, arguably, it was important chiefly because it established a tradition of religious coercion in the late medieval Western church that was inherited by both Catholics and Protestants in the 16th century.

Second, the specific assumptions in (3) are very strong and arguably cannot be realized.

Beliefs can be very conjectural but arguably plausible in the light of our more directly tested scientific hypotheses.

Report writers Old Bell 3 found the "expectations placed upon credit unions were very high and arguably unrealistic".