Sentence examples for issues arguably from inspiring English sources

The generality of those issues, arguably, is what saves the Times piece from being unbearably, pointlessly intrusive.

Ads that focus on the issues arguably important to a particular group of voters don't seem to make them vote at higher rates, according to some research conducted by Andrew Karch and myself.

They said of the two issues: "Arguably, both are symptoms of a culture that teaches men to self-assuredly occupy any and all space available to them, regardless of who's nearby".

The legislative branch is notable for how polarized it has become during the Obama administration, but Republicans and Democrats come together on opioid abuse prevention and treatment in a way that they haven't for other issues arguably of equal importance, like Zika or the cancer moonshot.

Bush is also taking lawmakers to task for not taking action on important spending issues, arguably Congress' top priority.

Their issues, arguably, are UI problems including the need for a "skimmable" abstract of content and better note-taking systems.

The issue — arguably the most contentious aspect of a federal crackdown on the $700 trillion marketplace for financial instruments known as derivatives – has set off a Wall Street lobbying frenzy and divided the trading commission's five-member panel.

"It does appear that in the last week a lot of things got reblocked that were unblocked during the Olympics," she said., adding, "I have not written about the two Chinas issue arguably in the past year; it is not what I focus on".

The issue, arguably one of mere semantics, could be seen to run in deeper channels, extending to the view we favor of our place in the natural world.

Canada is also struggling to address a surge in overdose deaths and an influx of fentanyl, with Minister of Health Jane Philpott calling the issue "arguably the greatest public health crisis we face".

The far harder issues -- arguably more difficult now that Mr. Bush has shown his willingness to scuttle a treaty -- involve keeping the lid on established nuclear powers like China and new nuclear ones like Pakistan.