Sentence examples for or arguably even from inspiring English sources

The goal of the TARP, after all, was not simply, or arguably even primarily, to increase bank lending in the short term.

It was hard to think that in 1900 this was the site of Europe's sixth-largest city – or arguably even its third-largest after London and Paris; the populations of Glasgow, Berlin, Vienna and St Petersburg were then all much the same, at just over a million, and could be argued up or down the league table depending on how their parameters were drawn.

If that is indeed the case, it is the endurance riders, male and female, who are leading the British, with the women's quartet bowling down the highway in pretty much the same shape – or arguably even better – as when they rolled off the boards at the Pringle in London 15 months ago.

Or, arguably, even stronger than before, adding one of the most rigorous safety check processes in the business to its list of smartphone features.

These observations, and the development of approaches to control, or arguably even exploit, colloidal aggregation, will influence how we execute and interpret assays with other drugs and reagents.

But free-standing behavior is also, or, arguably, even more, crucial to prevent noncommunicable disease and injury (NCDI behaviors such as tobacco and alcohol avoidance; use of seatbelts, motorcycle helmets, and clean-burning cook stoves; and adequate physical activity.

It's like the word "sweetheart" or "lover," but arguably even more intimate.

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.

And music, arguably even more than movies or television, has been the vanguard of the post-World War II American cultural onslaught that has swept through the world.

His links to the Murdoch empire are arguably even closer than those of Blair or Gordon Brown, whose wife, Sarah, helped to arrange Brooks's 40th birthday party.

Arguably even machinery and equipment investment is not possible or effective unless the work force is skilled enough to install and use the new equipment.