Sentence examples for it arguably has from inspiring English sources

"On its face, it arguably has some scientific value, to encourage people not to eat so much.

Even if it arguably hasn't eliminated racism within its ranks, some of the Canadian military's changes seem to have worked.

It is still unclear whether even this marriage of the two methods will deliver a complete understanding of biology, but it arguably has a better chance than either method on its own.

And leading from behind just might work for Europe's financial crisis, as it arguably has in Libya.

Their historical reason for difference has dissipated, as it arguably has for Juventus-Torino, Real Madrid-Atletico, and Panathinaikos-Olympiakos.

Even hard-nosed international-relations realists should recognize that the idea has become so widely accepted that nowadays it arguably has an impact.

It is hard to see any strong and sensible government emerging.The wages of liesIn Hungary, the government has also seen its credibility collapsing though it arguably had less to start with.

And although Iraq signalled imperial hubris for America, it arguably had a more devastating effect on Britain's appetite for projecting force in the world.But the difference in attitudes to Mr Bush and Mr Blair may also spring from their different lives after office.

It arguably had product-market fit from launch, yet still took 19 months to reach the first outside round.

And where they did not, it arguably had less to do with coercive population control than with development, just as Karan Singh had argued in 1974, says historian Matt Connelly.

The Morrison decision has been criticized by some legal scholars, and parts of it arguably have been overruled by later Supreme Court cases.