Sentence examples for you can certainly argue from inspiring English sources

You can certainly argue as much.

Now, you can certainly argue there's no moral justification for that dissonance.

You can certainly argue about the whys and wherefores of strong language and the discussion of sex in television and radio programmes on the BBC and on other channels.

You can certainly argue that most people would come out ahead, because those taxes would end up being less than the insurance premiums they and/or their employers currently pay.

Jason Furman told Germany's Handelsblatt newspaper: "You can certainly argue about whether the damage a Brexit would cause would be small, medium or big but it would definitely cause damage, especially for the Brits but also for the Europeans and the global economy".

And while you can certainly argue the New York Times is more skeptical in its war reporting now (or are they?), the fearmongering about terrorism on television news is perhaps worse than it was in 2003 – when Dick Cheney would gleefully go on Meet the Press, his favorite stomping ground to deliver war propaganda to the public.

This development is bound to be controversial with some readers but I think it was inevitable.You can certainly argue that Mr Bernanke made mistakes, both in failing to spot the housing bubble and in his handling of the Wall Street collapse last autumn.

The pro-sanctions lobby can certainly argue that the measures against Iran are having an impact.

Still, one can certainly argue – and Republicans do – that these steps are all reflective of conservative ideology.

This also isn't a randomized controlled trial, and we can certainly argue that it doesn't prove causation.

One can certainly argue that in Dr. Strangelove Kubrick was criticising his characters' naiveté in this way, but I am not so sure.