Sentence examples for which arguably led from inspiring English sources

But while economists remain pessimistic about the global outlook for 2009, there's a growing consensus that the US – which arguably led the world into recession – will be the first to drag itself back out of the quagmire.

He repealed the Glass-Steagall Act in 1996 -- a Depression-era banking law that kept different kinds of banking institutions separate -- which, arguably, led to the 2008 housing crisis and disproportionately affected black homeowners.

The revolutionary image of psychedelics popularised in the '60s, which arguably led to their ban in the first place, is slowly giving way to more a tame, clinical tool in mainstream medical and psychological treatment.

Not all drug scares are as monumental as the marijuana scare or the crack scare of the 1980s, which arguably led to the creation of the prison-industrial complex so overwhelmingly focused on black and brown men that Michelle Alexander calls it the "new Jim Crow".

If this is true, it would explain why women with EPs in recent independent studies had variable serum activin A levels, a finding which arguably led to different conclusions as far as its discriminatory value in the differential diagnosis [ 2, 10, 12, 13, 34– 34].

For instance, in a dispute unrelated to the meals scandal, they are threatening to withhold, from August, some 15% of the payments due to KBR.Besides, KBR is a labour-intensive, low-margin business, in contrast to Halliburton's oil-field services arm, which arguably leads its industry.

The extended RM adds more semantics to the administrative content of the EHR, which arguably leads to an easier interpretation by modelers and developers.

They all cherish the principle of free speech, subject to legal limits which at a minimum, outlaw direct incitement to violence, as in "let's go and kill members of group X or Y.... ...... Some democracies, perhaps rather too broadly, also outlaw negative characterisations of groups of people, defined by ethnicity, race or religion, which might arguably lead to violence against those people.

Even the last phase, which America is currently in and has arguably led, has depended upon a certain software which is wholly technologically based, and tied to the "thing" called a computer, or a Mac, an iPad, etc.

Encouraging us to run to the authorities even when we aren't certain has arguably led to excessive reporting, which in turn might dangerously clog up the system.

Over-regulation in the past arguably led to the dwindling of rented accommodation, which was in no one's interests.