Sentence examples for it could arguably from inspiring English sources

The bleak wetlands of Dongtan seem an unlikely place for a neo-industrial revolution, but if the project being planned for its muddy shores is successful, it could arguably change the course of global economic development.

The potluck-dinner approach has gained widespread support, and it could arguably establish a common framework that can be strengthened going forward.

When you get somebody like this who is an überleader, and the company is her persona, it could arguably shake the foundations of the company".

"It could arguably be the second best league in the world, next to the NHL," Walker, a nuggety 5ft 10in centre-forward, tells Guardian Australia.

If it had done so years ago, it could arguably have been treated like Japan, and the nuclear issue would not have been the roadblock it has become to better relations with Washington.

Yet if you end up stranded thousands of miles from home as a result of your airline going belly-up, the extra few pounds paid for it could arguably be money very wisely spent.

It could also, arguably, be more reliable than physical ballots (remember the controversial hanging chad in the Florida elections during the Bush-Gore contest?).

Its price could arguably be an example of the power of marketing.

He stated, "even if it wasn't the first episode, it'd be worth watching" despite it coming from "what could arguably be called the worst season of Star Trek".

While it is true that Australia could arguably wave its football rattle a little more loudly, perhaps the football environment is healthier for the absence of all the noise.

The Bible not only teaches the importance of honor, it gives us what could arguably be referred to as The 10 Principles of Honor.