Sentence examples for which could arguably from inspiring English sources

While this is a diverse selection of films, they all share an emphasis on relationships rather than action, which could arguably make them more typically female.

Mr. Strauss' career, which could arguably have led him later to the chancellorship -- he lost a bid for the top office in 1980 -- was dogged from then on by intimations that he acted to restrain press freedom.

Moreover, we only examined whether one of the authors had also developed the VR treatment program used, not any potential commercial involvements with VR companies, which could arguably represent a more direct conflict of interest.

The G.M. dieselc ase, which could arguably fit into either jurisdiction, was s omething of a political football between the agencies since it is p otentially the most costly automotive defect case ever initiated.

The first is for amounts paid pursuant to a court order in a private lawsuit, a necessary clarification in light of the fact that New Section 162(f) applies to payments "at the direction of" a government, which could arguably encompass any payment pursuant to a court order.

"The seeds may therefore have a higher chance of survival, which could arguably have a positive impact on regeneration".

After they play Blackburn Rovers tonight, Roberto Mancini's team face Everton on Saturday, a game in which Adebayor could arguably play.

At this critical juncture, there are now two scenarios which could play out, each arguably in Hamas's favor.

Arguably, Apple didn't update the iPad Air, which could have hurt the sales numbers.

Artist Julian Schnabel showcased Miral, an arguably simplistic drama addressing 40 years of the Israel-Palestinian conflict, which could do well in the US.

It's all very subjective stuff and it's arguably unlikely that users will downgrade themselves on such core attributes, which could pose a problem.