Sentence examples for it may arguably from inspiring English sources

It may arguably be good in Taro's case, but in today's activist environment, it could easily be used by hedge funds and institutional investors for less-useful purposes.

First of all, our 'physician residence' endpoint does not necessarily correspond to physicians' geographical area of practice, although it may arguably provide a good indication of it.

Google is trying to flex the power of its machine learning algorithms, which given the data it has may arguably be the most powerful in the world.

But there's another story which goes along with it and in some senses may arguably contradict or subvert it".

Although the effect of sea louse parasitism on juvenile sockeye acting in isolation may arguably be small, it could be important when combined with multiple stressors [59].

Though training provides skills and may arguably enhance productivity, it has sometimes provided an inverse incentive in poor countries due to generous allowances received as participants.

Moreover, if reducing noise in the gamma network may arguably enhance chance performance, it should be noted that the level of noise in the theta module was optimized for syllabic boundary detection, thus noisy theta is expected to allow better classification performance than noiseless theta.

Jobs may arguably be lost or the creation of new jobs slowed.

The Communist Party of China may arguably be one of the world's most meritocratic institutions.

Zhang Weiwei, a political scientist and best-selling author, suggested in these pages that "the Communist Party of China may arguably be one of the world's most meritocratic institutions" ("Meritocracy versus democracy," Nov. 10).

Trucking those nests to Florida may arguably be less a crucial intervention to sustain the overall health of the species than a straight-up rescue mission to keep those individual little Gulf Coast hatchlings from, as one person involved in the planning put it to me, "swimming to their deaths".