Sentence examples for this might arguably from inspiring English sources

The Rolling Stones are the best rock'n'roll band in the world While this might arguably have been true in the mid-1960s, thevidencece of no top 10 UK hits since "Start Me Up" in 1981 appears to suggest that the group are some way past their peak.

This might arguably be one of the more expensive resolutions, but a whopping 45.7percentt of survey respondents picked "enjoy life to the fullest" as a top resolution.

Were such paradox, confusion, and error not bad enough, confusing "a reasonable reader's understanding" (whatever this might arguably mean) with speaker meaning provides tempting cover for activist judges to pick definitions of words that best suit their politics in reaching a result.

Mr. Vladeck said that might arguably extend beyond the sites where the hijacked airliners crashed — New York, Pennsylvania and Virginia — to Massachusetts and New Jersey, where two of the jets took off.

Thus, this study might arguably be better placed alongside those concerned with "closed" web sites, although the study population was not a therapeutic group.

We chose this setting for both groups to improve comparability of group results, even though this procedure might arguably have created greater or even less emotional involvement in patients compared to healthy controls.

[ 24] This position can be challenged since Article 4(1) stipulates that even "militias" enjoy this status, a status that al-Qaeda fighters might arguably qualify for.

Joe Biden might arguably come close.

This is rather embarrassing, considering there are 200-plus members in the Congressional Wine Caucus, a group that might arguably offer stronger elixir for the gridlock on Capitol Hill.

The debate supposedly concerned what limits there might arguably be on freedom of speech and artistic expression.

Such a heavy environmental price might arguably be worth paying in return for huge quantities of commercially recoverable oil.