Sentence examples for points arguably from inspiring English sources

Stoudemire scored 23 points, arguably the toughest 23 of his time with the Knicks.

The possibility of anchoring certain punishments within these broad bands of acceptable cardinal values, and then using ordinal proportionality to fill in the spaces between these anchor points, arguably provides for an acceptable and complete scale of proportional punishment (see Kleinig 1973: 123 124).

His points arguably now hold even more weight since the NSA revelations.

But a lucrative TV career has often come at the cost of a model's standing within the fashion world; Tyra Banks and Heidi Klum are, at this point, arguably better known as media moguls than as models.

The tipping point arguably came when Piontek moved the training camp to the headquarters of the Danish Confederation of Sport, a bleak concrete dump called Idraettens Hus, with barbed-wire fencing and no TV or phone in the players' rooms.

And that is precisely the point: arguably what distinguishes Aelita's work is that there is a story behind it and at least a modicum of pedigree, as she has now shown her works in several galleries and generated some press to boot.

The biggest sticking point arguably has been around GPs becoming responsible for the vast majority of service commissioning, and managing £60bn of public money in moves that are supposed to decentralise power and ensure decision-making happens close to the patient.

Nile Rodgers, of 1970s novelty band Chic, has piled in, telling Mitchell that Cliff was less musically influential than his contemporaries (a fair point, arguably) and adding: "You know, he wouldn't be the dude that you'd wanna smoke pot with".

These long time neighbors have gone through some sea-changes and ups and downs over the years, with the low point arguably being the hi-jacking of the Inglenook name a generation ago, when it was slapped on millions of bottles of non-Napa Valley jug wines.

They are less invested in good relations with the U.S. than at any point, arguably, since the end of the Cold War".

We're at a turning point (and arguably a point of no-return) for truly ambitious climate action, and we don't have four years to wait.