Sentence examples for much arguably from inspiring English sources

Ukraine is as much – arguably more – the responsibility of Europe than the US given that economic sanctions are the weapons of choice, not military action.

He hasn't achieved much, arguably, but what little Gilmour has done hasn't harmed his legacy either: jamming with the Orb in 2010, and successfully piloting 2014's final Pink Floyd album, Endless River.

The Dutch masters also had to address another small problem: the hosts West Germany were world-class operators themselves, staffed with just as much (arguably even more) top-drawer talent.

This disease, which is much arguably the most important disease of man and domesticated animals, accounts for over 8 million reported annual cases globally, especially in the tropical regions of Latin America and Africa [30, 31].

That didn't have much success, arguably because it was too early and the implementation wasn't great.

Not to make too much of arguably lesser points, but allow us to note that then, as now, the Yankee Stadium that New Yorkers had known for decades was torn apart.

This process is well documented at 72-kiloyear levels at Pinnacle Point but is very much more arguably present in earlier levels dated to 164 kiloyears (Brown et al. 2009).

But "Striscia" was arguably much worse.

It is also, arguably, much harder.

However, it is arguably much larger.

In the 1980s, companies were arguably much less efficient.