Sentence examples for making it arguably from inspiring English sources

The Global Fund was created in 2002 to help the world battle three killer diseases, and its accomplishments have been spectacular, making it arguably the most successful innovation in foreign assistance of the past decade.

But Ingushetia descended into nearly two years of riots and car bombings — making it arguably the most dangerous place in Russia.

The Green Revolution is generally believed to have saved one billion lives over six decades, making it arguably the single-most-effective philanthropic initiative in human history.

There are also different national interpretations of the term, though it undoubtedly crosses borders with remarkable ease, making it arguably one of the fastest-spreading public-sector reform ideas in history.

The Cambodia Stock Exchange has no stocks to exchange, making it arguably the smallest bourse in the world (see table).It opens six months after an exchange in neighbouring Laos.

He has not "bequeathed" us this situation in that sense: what seems to have died is the actor Matt Damon's interest in appearing, and so Bourne carries on without his character, making it arguably the purest kind of franchise.

Its bulk made it arguably the world's second-largest film industry, bringing in $800m per year.

As is often the case, Microsoft didn't give up, and has now improved its product enough to make it arguably better than Intuit's.

This makes it arguably the perfect place to hold the Olympics, which have become a model of Russia's crony capitalism and a world championship of corruption.

Yet because it was a separate company, Genentech maintained the entrepreneurial spirit and science-driven culture that made it arguably the most successful biotechnology company.

The drama and intrigue and athleticism and personalities of rugby league make it arguably the most valuable sporting commodity in Australian television.