Sentence examples for there arguably exists from inspiring English sources

But, as it stands, there arguably exists a disconnect between fans watching at home or in the many sports bars around the world, and those who are actually at the stadium during a game — as I was yesterday for the Community Shield football, as a guest of Fanmode, a newly launched startup that has set out to solve this 'problem'problem

"Will there arguably be, maybe, fewer of them?

Thankfully, there now exists BeerBy.

The photo, arguably, is pretty terrible, but to prove it could be done, they slathered it down onto the material and now there exists an under-lit, vaguely menacing photograph of Sunset Park in Brooklyn.

Arguably, business exists to serve society, and profit is just one of several other useful indicators.

"Nothing out there exists".

You are there, exist there.

There arguably still isn't a female Mark Zuckerberg or Bill Gates.

Arguably in this case transparency should trump the journal's prerogative but there exists no authoritative scientific body or procedure that could oblige Nature — the publication of a private company — to release the referees' reports.

Compared to scabies, there exist many other arguably more significant transmissible diseases among communities affected by poverty and overcrowding: leprosy, cholera and tuberculosis for example – so the prospect for social change to be driven by the scabies problem alone is small.

Fortunately, affordable and arguably undervalued funds exist that should romp if things go as Walter predicts.