Sentence examples for arguable on from inspiring English sources

It is arguable, on the one side, that defeat in Afghanistan was, at most, simply another of many shoves administered to a communist system that was collapsing under the weight of its own contradictions.

It is one that is arguable on a political point.

The notion that the Huffington Post is somehow going to compete with, much less displace, the best traditional newspapers is arguable on other grounds as well.

But austerity has sorely tested it over the past five years and it is arguable (depending on one's definition of basic services) that it is becoming unsustainable.

It's arguable that on that second point, he's failing.

Embedded in these dual portraits are some thoughtful if arguable observations on the different writerly DNA of novelists and playwrights.

It is arguable whether, on balance, the presence of Austrian troops benefited Russia by preventing French and British forces from marching on Ukraine or whether it damaged Russia by preventing its troops from marching on Istanbul.

In a series of flashbacks, uploaded to a generic Gentle Tweeter – yes, they have Twitter in hell, though it's an arguable improvement on the last conceit, which had only The English Patient playing in every hell-cinema – she tells bits of her pre-dead story, from a coruscating glory-hole experience to the realisation that she is doomed to referee the final showdown between God and Satan.

The acronym standards for "love is fun everywhere," which is arguable depending on which stage of love you're in, and which probably accounts for its February 14 release date.

These tools enable a pretty precise understanding of protocol mechanisms but, under certain circumstances, provide arguable results on performances: the reason lies in the resources available to precisely implement protocol entities and in the simplistic descriptions of physical and channel phenomena.

It is arguable how low on the list is touring the disenfranchised under the guise of samaritanism.