Sentence examples for was arguably responsible from inspiring English sources

As early as the Second World War, much of the news was already faster than was, arguably, responsible.

"It was our bogan Motown," Clarke said, and it was arguably responsible for a whole generation of Australian women called Evie.

But for the American investment banker who was arguably responsible more than anyone else for transforming the British finance industry, it has been a pretty spectacular fall.

And now, thanks to an enterprising reissue by Velodrome Publishing, we are reminded that one book more than any other was arguably responsible for deepening an understanding of the Tour among English-speaking enthusiasts.

The curmudgeonly, yet boundlessly wise and powerful, wizard; one who was arguably responsible for weaving so many of those narrative threads throughout both the Lord of the Rings and Hobbit trilogies.

During the height of the euro crisis, this calm and deliberate style helped her, and though she has her critics, she is arguably responsible for saving the euro zone.

He started and finished the move that led to Blackburn's opener against Swansea, a fluid exchange of passes with Gaël Givet on the left, before he bust his considerable gut to finish beautifully into the top right-hand corner from close to the edge of the box – a fantastic display of instinctive skill from a striker who is arguably responsible for the worst miss ever.

May's lack of interest in rushing to activate article 50 and her relatively less contentious relationship with the EU when compared with her (now long gone) rivals, as well as the general cheer at the mere fact of the UK once again having a PM, is arguably responsible for the rise from the FTSE and pound, both of which improved on their morning performances".

Troy was the first economist to hammer away at the public-private differential in organized labor and is arguably responsible for the Census Bureau's decision to start publishing (as of 1983) separate series for the two sectors.

Looking at the ongoing themes of Suh's work, it's arguably responsible for engendering the intricate, phantom limb-like sculptures which substantiate the marrow of his fame.

WHEN President Clinton announced last month at a White House ceremony that scientists had effectively mapped the human genetic code, the man who was arguably most responsible for the achievement was not in the room.