Sentence examples for a debatable claim from inspiring English sources

A debatable claim, to say the least.

But this is a debatable claim.

What she and her boss are really doing is just reasserting a debatable claim that they hope will help create the kind of climate in which their free-market policies will be more widely accepted.

This argument is of a piece with Mrs. Clinton's increasingly populist image, as a fighter on behalf of average people, but it is also a debatable claim: Most tallies of the national popular vote put Mr. Obama in the lead, especially when Michigan and Florida are not counted.

This is a debatable claim, which the book makes quickly before moving on to a quite useful chapter on the succession of political ideas that has led scholars to debate the republicanism of the 1590s.

This is a debatable claim.

In his 1996 book, "Red Flag Over Hong Kong," he predicted that the press in Hong Kong "will become largely a tool of the state" — a highly debatable claim today.

This is a highly debatable claim, given the raising of tax thresholds and tinkering with other taxes on the wealthy.

A highly debatable claim in visual contextual cueing is whether the effect is supported by implicit memory (for a critical discussion, see, e.g., Schlagbauer, Müller, Zehetleitner, & Geyer, 2012, or Smyth & Shanks, 2008).

They start from a sad but important observation about the human condition and slide to an ambiguous, debatable claim about historical events and then to an almost certainly false thesis about a single, inevitable consequence.

It was a debatable call.