Sentence examples similar to arguable effectiveness from inspiring English sources

Combine the questionable effectiveness of government oversight with platforms' incentives for good performance, and it's arguable that compliance functions are best left to the likes of Uber, Airbnb, and their decentralized service providers, rather than to the government.

Whether or not "The Hurt Locker" sustains this neutrality may be arguable, but the film's intentions to stay out of messy debates about the wisdom or effectiveness of American military policy is perhaps the least distinctive thing about it.

Although other countries within the Central Asian region have implemented reform of their health care systems, it is arguable that outside of the Kyrgyz Republic there has been little significant progress in increasing the efficiency or effectiveness of the health sector, and that informal payments remain pervasive (Bonilla-Chacin et al. 2005).

Whether one is a beginning teacher or a grizzled veteran -- and in my 16th year of teaching and 65th of living I am arguable more of the latter -- the purpose of evaluation should be focused on helping the teacher improve her practice and effectiveness.

However, its origin remains arguable.

Both questions are arguable.

But that is arguable.

The claim is arguable.

But that was arguable.

That's arguable.

An arguable point.