Sentence examples for arguable in terms of from inspiring English sources

However, a researcher's evaluation of a real world situation is more likely to be arguable in terms of whether it is true or false, whereas the researcher's choice of evaluation of the investigation itself is more likely to be arguable in terms of whether it is supported by valid reasoning.

The modern era of reality-TV singing competitions has been with us for just over a decade, and even though in that time they have minted a few stars — Kelly Clarkson, Carrie Underwood, Jennifer Hudson — it's arguable that in terms of impact on the shape of pop music, they've served absolutely no purpose at all.

CROSS [4] is arguable the best in terms of computing the disparity near the edges of the objects (see the lamp in Figure 8) which is because of the adaptive shape of the aggregation region.

However, from a formal point of view, it is arguable whether these conditions are really comparable in terms of a side-by-side 1.5 versus 3 T comparison.

It concluded: "Whilst it is arguable that Bernard Hogan-Howe should have been more diligent and cautious in terms of responding to press inquiries, the evidence of [his press officers] tend to support [his] account that an unfortunate mistake was made".

However, the most arguable point between the researchers is how to provide a security protection and privacy in terms of location's transparency during the MN motion into sub-domains.

Although it is arguable whether spouses and children fulfil different roles in providing support, or are hierarchically situated in terms of their importance (Penning 1990), an older parent's widowed status creates a unique family dynamic where children tend to play a significant role.

In terms of.

In terms of celebrating?  A.

In terms of racial desegregation?

In terms of cash, certainly.