Sentence examples for this can arguably from inspiring English sources

" Modernity has placed an emphasis on our individual rights and freedoms, and this can arguably be traced to the works of Kant.

(This idea can, arguably, be detected in "War and Peace," in which Pierre's pacifism is referred to by the elder Prince Bolkonsky as "women's nonsense").

Without this provision, Google can arguably refuse to take any steps to satisfy regulators and simply pay the fee.

This metaphysical entailment relation can arguably be cashed out in terms of global supervenience (Jackson 1998a, 6 14).

This summit yielded innovations the planet can arguably do without (drones for crisp delivery?) and some it urgently needs.

With this in mind, Van Den Bleeken's euthanasia can arguably be more closely aligned with US death penalty cases in which a prisoner chooses to forego appeals and accept capital punishment.

But we simply cannot see, at least at this point in time, how these concerns can arguably constitute unlawful action by the lord chancellor.

To this end, future research of athlete lifespan outcomes can arguably have the greatest impact by determining the causes of mortality.

This measure combines both proximity and local density and can arguably be considered a crude measure of local outlet clustering.

Doing this in a scalable way also means enrolling the few people who can arguably affect the most change: the world's top business leaders.

This objection will be discussed, among others, in section 7, since it can arguably also be raised against any form of higher-order theory.