Sentence examples for the arguably from inspiring English sources

The arguably greater responsibility to prevent identity theft falls on the shoulders of businesses.

The Saints's triumph overshadowed the (arguably) more important development of this weekend.

Their routine was inspired by the arguably less controversial Peer Gynt Suite.

A few expressed the (arguably reasonable) view that Washington is broken, and politicians never represent their constituents, so why bother.

The ultimate destination for the gigantic Aravan is the arguably even more obscure farming community of Koovana Naththan.

* If tomorrow's royal bride subsequently becomes Queen, she will be the arguably be the sixth Queen Catherine in British history.

That leaves Mr. Gore with the arguably tougher job of proving that he is not a condescending smarty-pants.

The figures being discussed have rapidly collapsed from the ambitious to the arguably meaningless, given the scale of the problem.

Not only is a culture of hooded men creating art at night, but it is also in the arguably masculine need to territorialise a given space.

The speech arguably signaled the end of American multilateralism.

The latter arguably has the greatest impact on children.