Sentence examples for might arguably be from inspiring English sources

The debate supposedly concerned what limits there might arguably be on freedom of speech and artistic expression.

Such a heavy environmental price might arguably be worth paying in return for huge quantities of commercially recoverable oil.

'It doesn't bother me at all!' Still, among the bickering, there were some interesting points of view, some occasions when red-light jumping might arguably be excusable.

Another linguistic trend is the use of a distinctive Aboriginal English (which might arguably be classified as a creole and is called Kriol) in some areas.

But the implication of campaigns for tighter regulation of the sex industry, or better conditions for those working within it, might arguably be that it is OK, as long as the women are treated properly.

As a result, Mormons have not developed a series of easily expressed and easily swallowed statements summarizing the content of their theology in ways that might arguably be accepted by mainline Protestants.

Therefore, the vast majority of patients on standard maintenance haemodialysis therapy have either heparin injected three times per week or some might arguably even be exposed to it permanently.

The Rolling Stones are the best rock'n'roll band in the world While this might arguably have been true in the mid-1960s, thevidencece of no top 10 UK hits since "Start Me Up" in 1981 appears to suggest that the group are some way past their peak.

Good tight species might allow more complex hierarchical selection, which arguably might be how and why the tempo and mode of prokaryotic and eukaryotic evolution seem so different.

Now both arguably are lacking.

Yeah, no, they arguably are.