Sentence examples for It's contestable from inspiring English sources

There is a complete record of every child or young person the charity has helped, although it's contestable because a) they will help anyone who self-refers, and that includes some who are over 18, and b) the third-largest group is children who may have been born here, but have no legal status or documents.

Perhaps a loose criterion for judging the desirability of different market structures is American economist William Baumol's concept of "contestable markets": if a market is easy to enter and to exit, it is "contestable" and hence workably competitive.

Certainly it is contestable to what extent the public could embrace further demotion of the moral importance of death, and to what extent its limited ability to do so matters for public policy.

Additionally, it is contestable whether autonomy is the most precious resource for employees [ 28] in the DCM, whereas it is a point of discussion that the ERI model fosters salary and esteem rewards as the main means of compensating job strain.

Like all critiques, Chirapaq's are contestable and there is no question that the chefs of Mistura would disagree with many of them.

But search is hardly like that: it's eminently contestable.

What makes ours a "secular" age, he writes, is not that it is defined by unbelief, but rather that belief is contestable and contested.

But Zhang's claim is contestable.

Thompson's interpretations were contestable, but his honesty and research were not.

The details of the bargain were contestable; it was a shame they promised to continue Scotland's outsized share of public spending.

The centres of Scotland's arts scenes are contestable, but no one would argue that anywhere but Glasgow is the country's musical capital.