Sentence examples for thus arguably from inspiring English sources

This reduces incentives for farmers and leaves them poorer, and thus arguably more vulnerable in the next famine.

She had waited to commit herself until I was old enough to drive and thus arguably self-sufficient -- it would mean less guilt and fewer details.

Count on someone, though, taking the city to court to test the idea that tents amount to "expressive conduct" and are thus arguably covered by the First Amendment.

Abutting the wall was a jumble of stones — the remains of the world's first powered cotton-spinning mill with an inanimate energy source, and thus, arguably, the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution.

Now it's true that the L.D.S. welfare system is more focused on serving Mormons in particular than Utah-ans or Americans in general, and thus arguably has a narrower and more sectarian impact than does, say, the Catholic Church's network of hospitals and charities and schools.

Representing mind-independence is thus arguably a fundamental kind of content.

Thus, he arguably gains more from big-name endorsements.

"Consumers were also charged more for the 'clean diesel' version of the vehicle and thus would arguably be entitled to a refund of the difference in price at the very minimum".

Furthermore, it represents the first synthetic DNA construct designed in silica as a consensus construct derived from several different members of a discrete phylogenetic group, thus it arguably represents the archetypical IncX1 backbone.

E1 is also often found to be the most abundant steroidal estrogen in municipal wastewater effluents and impacted surface waters and thus is arguably one of the most widespread estrogenic EDCs in aquatic environments.

The new interface provides objects for the entities that are handled within Galaxy, explicitly modeling the underlying logical structure, and thus is arguably more intuitive than the older one.