Sentence examples for may arguably have from inspiring English sources

This discrepancy was a function of different paths of state formation and may arguably have had long-term consequences beyond the fall of both empires.

I may arguably have chosen the wrong career path (though journalism seemed a noble profession when I began) to earn enough to pay my bills.

Whereas the dog may arguably have been the first animal to be domesticated [3], [4 – commonly used for hunting, guard and military actions], horses attained a prominent role as animals of transport and warfare, changing societies on a continent-wide scale.

Nonetheless, both the 15% reduction in daily steps and the blood pressure increase may arguably have a long term impact on vascular health, particularly as these may recur annually.

DJs, however, may have longer setlists and arguably have less of an incentive to file a setlist.

The alternative views noted in the previous section arguably have narrower scope, though some may be more expandable than others.

"The seeds may therefore have a higher chance of survival, which could arguably have a positive impact on regeneration".

And, finally, a decision may "disapprove a practice this Court arguably has sanctioned in prior cases". Ibid.

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.

An event like take (a) bath, however, may be described by a single verb bathe, but it arguably has a slightly different meaning.

Furthermore, the hospital setting arguably had stressful connotations for potential participants which may have influenced their willingness to participate.