Sentence examples similar to arguable aspects from inspiring English sources
Yet it is hardly arguable that they meant to dominate every aspect of life there as far as they could, and were quite ready to dismantle the empire if that was to their advantage.
Third, it is arguable that engineering students are less satisfied with aspects of their experience because of conditions that are local to individual institutions rather than anything specifically relating to the engineering student experience.
Other of its points of view were more arguable.
Several of the aspects which are nowadays missing or thought to be arguable by researchers in the Eurocode 4 method are studied and on the basis of parametric studies a new proposal is developed, so that designers can easily apply the code in the future.
She also noted that one of the strangest aspects of Trump's alleged candidacy is that, despite having "arguable business bona fides," he continually endeavors to embrace "the far right of these wacky social conservative positions".
As symptomology alone is insufficient for the diagnosis and management of DE, it is arguable that a consensus of clinical signs is needed to better reflect all aspects of the disease.
It is also arguable that for the type of analyses presented – particularly the multi-dimensional aspect– clustering is of far less concern than in other types of traditional statistical analyses.
It is arguable, however, that law's functions in our culture are more closely related to its coercive aspect than Hart seems to have assumed.
However, its origin remains arguable.
Both questions are arguable.
