Sentence examples similar to may arguably not from inspiring English sources
"That may mean... things that were arguably not as good anymore for the partner or the developer but that we collectively knew were good for people over the long run".
Finally, with the demotion of Pluto to planetoid status, the proposition that the number of the planets is either less than or greater than 9 may be true but it is arguably not as close to the whole truth of this matter (namely, that there are precisely 8 planets) as its highly accurate but strictly false negation: that there are 9 planets.
Until such experiments have been performed, using an elasticity parameter that does not rely on a constant (i.e., E) may, arguably, be considered preferable.
However, the play is arguably not as awesome as Wayne Rooney's astounding bicycle kick goal, which may very well be the greatest of all time.
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.
Arguably, not much would change.
And the mathematical notion is arguably not part of English.
This is arguably not a very strong objection, however.
Arguably not everyone knows the rules.
Does he deserve to be? Arguably not.
