Examples of using Is arguably in English and their translations into Russian
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The detailed tour is arguably similar to one Tolstoy may have been given upon arrival in Sevastopol in November, 1854.
Bush is arguably the most dangerous president in US history- he has launched unjust wars,
Dust2 is arguably the a lot of accepted and played Counter-Strike map and conceivably the iconic map of the franchise.
Thirdly, it houses what is arguably Montserrat's most important feature- the statue of the Black Madonna.
The fifth stage is arguably the most important, and recommends that all actors completely refrain from harmfully interfering with others' space objects.
concede that Helms-Burton goes well beyond the outer limits of what is arguably permissible.
can be seen at the Portoroz Marina, which is arguably the best equipped on the Adriatic.
The hero piece of the brand's high jewellery collection unveiled at Baselworld 2018 is arguably the exceptionally clean oval cut Zambian emerald ring.
financed by any national Government, Facebook is arguably the most important social infrastructure in the world today.
Hotel Iberostar Ensenachos is located on the unspoiled Cayo Ensenachos on the North Coast of Cuba and is arguably the most luxurious resort in Cuba!
Spelmusik: The ambient/horror part of the Silent Hill music is arguably the darkest game music ever made.
Energy not used is arguably the best, cheapest
Brazil is arguably one of the two top megadiverse countries in the world,
That shape had been the result of Giorgetto Giugiaro's first major project as head designer for Carrozeria Bertone, and is arguably one of the most influential designs in the history of automotive styling.
the landscape level is arguably the most important spatial scale to improve
Since Outlook is arguably the most popular email client in the corporate world, people migrating from
respect of traditional land tenure is arguably the most effective method,
Greater Manchester is arguably the most complex urban area in the United Kingdom outside London,
Nowhere else in the Charter do the Member States entrust a select few of their number with the responsibility for decision-making in what is arguably the most vital area of our collective activity:
I acknowledge that the question of property is arguably the most complex of the issues under negotiation,