Sentence examples for arguable content from inspiring English sources
Censorship isn't the answer to arguable content.
Regardless of the academic distinction between theory of evolution and concept of evolution (above), or the arguable content of this narrative, the students (and professors) think of evolution as described in the statement (see Observation 2, below, for more on this topic).
Yet one can stipulate to an untidy tenure so far and still wonder if a bit more credit is due, especially given forces Mr. Quinn confronts and the arguable moral content in his flailing.
We skipped Parachlorella minor because of the very low gene content and arguable placement to be included in Trebouxiophyceae.
It is arguable as to whether advertising around copyrighted content is a direct financial benefit, but it is even more difficult to suggest that a direct subscription fee, even if it is classified as a "donation" doesn't trip the clause.
The mechanism behind SIM is poorly understood, but a number of (arguable) underlying mechanisms have been proposed, including isoprenoid and coenzyme Q10 depletion, low cholesterol content, myocyte skeletal membrane-related instability, and mitochondrial dysfunction.
Jackson himself assumes that pretty much all everyday concepts can be analysed as equivalent to "the kind which satisfies such-and-such folk assumptions".[17] But it is arguable that many everyday concepts are not so constituted, but rather have their semantic contents fixed by observational, causal or historical relations to their referents.
It is arguable that each of these gates of entry into the topic of intentionality (directedness; conditions of satisfaction; mental content) opens onto a unitary phenomenon.
Both questions are arguable.
The content of the movement's understanding of the Constitution is not always easy to nail down, and it is almost always arguable.
