Sentence examples for it has arguably from inspiring English sources
While some critics deride Vivid festival as nothing more than a glorified light show, now in its eighth year it has, arguably, become the most popular event on the city's cultural calendar.
While car manufacturing may not appear an obvious starting point, it has arguably had the biggest impact so far, and its influence is set to grow.
It has arguably the greatest villain ever written.
It has arguably also increased our exposure to systemic risks.
In recent years it has arguably struggled to be a fast enough catalyst for innovation".
Money has not caused the spineless indifference of athletes, although it has, arguably, made it worse.
It had arguably been his introduction in Sunday's 1-1 drawithTottenhamham that turned the match Everton's way in the second half.
The threat environment for IT systems has arguably never been worse, and yet, the defenses needed to protect this critical infrastructure have never been more porous.
Though the show has never shied away from its artifice (and has arguably embraced it, in fact), The CW soap has long vacillated between madcap melodrama, winking parody and tongue-in-cheek critique of Manhattan's elite.
The prevalence of smartphones, email and social media such as Twitter has arguably made it even harder to unplug and recharge than it was during the Clinton years.
London is indeed the engine of the national economy; that's rather the point of a capital, even if Britain has arguably taken it to unhealthy extremes.
