Sentence examples for she will arguably from inspiring English sources

If Obama does appoint Yellen to chair the Fed, she will arguably be the most dovish figure to head the central bank since Marriner Eccles, the Mormon banker whom F.D.R. appointed during the depths of the Great Depression.

When she is nominated by the Democratic Party, she will arguably have more foreign policy experience than any nominee for president of either party in the last 50 years.

She said: "It will arguably be our toughest group game of this tournament and what I'll be looking for is a good performance that can hopefully bring us another win".

She will be, arguably, the most experienced person ever to win the Presidency, and certainly the only one to bring a successful and popular former President with her to the White House.

"[The alphabet] states the relationship between illiteracy and all the global issues we are well aware of, and fighting," she said, adding that addressing illiteracy will "arguably go a long way to easing other problems".

By that time the woman born in 1953 will arguably be in a much stronger financial position because she will have received well in excess of £20,000 of basic state pension (assuming she is entitled to the full amount), purely because she happened to arrive in the world 12 months before you did.

Next year's presidential and parliamentary elections will arguably be the most important for a generation.

Solar Electricity will arguably be the single most important energy resource in the future.

For international justice as a whole, it will arguably be the most important moment since Nuremberg.

"He is proposing debates that will arguably reach fewer people," said a Bush adviser.

The nationalisation of Northern Rock will arguably make it the safest place on the high street to put your money.