Sentence examples for of the arguably from inspiring English sources

Twenty-two years later, I've gone from one of the arguably most artificial products ever conceived by mankind to something very healthy -- it's been a great transition.

In the event, Afghan teams have acquitted themselves well.But if the attack "had no operational effect whatsoever", in the words of John Allen, the senior American general in the country, what of the arguably more important, though less tangible, effect on public confidence in both Afghanistan and America about whether the war can ever be won?

The fact that Mayer – not just a woman, but a young woman with a small child – has nixed the rights of her employees to take advantage of the arguably more child-friendly and independent option of working outside the office has disappointed many.

Charles Ferguson's also-Oscar nominated No End in Sight (on which Gibney served as executive producer) investigates and documents the decision-making process - or absence of one - that led to one of the arguably most catastrophic decisions of the early occupation - to disband Iraq's military forces.

That being said, this is one of the arguably more user-friendly interfaces we've seen as of late.

The main points of contention in Congress are likely to include the scope of the new regulatory powers conveyed to the Federal Reserve in view of the arguably minimal use it made of its already existing regulatory powers in the run-up to the crisis.

They're even thinking of retiring the arguably clever Note name.

But the rest of the package, arguably, is not.

On the cover was a picture of the MITS Altair, arguably the first personal computer.

A third solution of the puzzle arguably says that one of its premises is false.

The advent of the Internet arguably has had an even greater impact on the way we live today.