He spent a long military career fighting the French (albeit after Louis XVI, to whom he arguably owed his life, had himself been executed), and repressing rebellions against British rule that proved less successful than America's, notably in Ireland.
As I mention in my column, one of the more curious aspects of the rating-agency controversy is that big investors, many of whom were arguably burned by the recent performance of the agencies, remain supportive of keeping them as regulatory gatekeepers.
If I had a problem with the finale, it's because throughout, I wanted Don to go home to Sally, the human being with whom he arguably has the most powerful bond.
Cupp said Haley ― whom she called arguably the "strongest, most competent and effective Cabinet official" ― was "thrown under the bus" by the White House when officials tried to walk back her announcement of new sanctions aimed at Russia. .
This burden is especially high in critically ill populations in whom delirium is arguably the most prevalent form of organ dysfunction.
Sam Harris and Richard Dawkins also wrote best sellers that were scathing about God, whom Dawkins denounced as "arguably the most unpleasant character in fiction".
Who, then (besides sex workers, for whom such dainties are, arguably, a professional expense), buys this tricked-out, candy-apple shellacked hot rod of outlandishly expensive yet adolescently cartoonish love for sale, on Madison Avenue?
As the Duchess of Cambridge goes into labour, there is one group of people for whom the event is, arguably, even more exciting than it is for the actual Royal Family.
This time however, Infinity Ward has Kurosaki and Minkoff in leading roles – both of whom came from Naughty Dog, arguably the master of bringing humanity to the cinematic action genre.
Last week, as the House voted to overturn the Affordable Care Act, millions of parents of children with special needs — those for whom the fidget spinner might arguably have a legitimate use — began to worry, once again, about their children becoming uninsured, or uninsurable, an outcome the President had promised on the campaign trail would not occur.
