Sentence examples for arguable positions from inspiring English sources

But to press these arguable positions, Bell sees no need to prove or demonstrate anything; he merely asserts conclusions.

It's certainly an arguable position, but does Obama demonize teachers?

It is at least an arguable position that Mr. Brzezinski's formula of crackdown and reform, if it had worked, would have produced better long-term results for the rights of Iranians, as well as for international security.

It's an extreme and, to be sure, arguable position — many works of literature are filled with explicit descriptions of lovemaking — but the worry behind it is surely valid.

While this may be an arguable position in some cases, does anyone really think that German, Dutch, or U.S. courts can't be trusted to treat foreign investors fairly?

That would be an arguable position if prokaryotes did not have voltage and Ca gated ion channels.

As phones get larger it is also arguable that the positions of the multi-tasking (right) and back (left) buttons should switch to position (as Samsung phones do) so the more regularly used back button is in the more convenient place.

Results suggest that the direct use of feedback from electrical resistance measurements for precise positioning is arguable unless materials with low hysteresis and low latent heat of transformation are used in combination with quasi-static operating conditions.

Mr Callaghan is praised for bringing his cabinet round to accepting an unwelcome financial strategy and Churchill for his attempts to mitigate the cold war.Perhaps more arguable is the fourth-tier position allotted to Harold Wilson and Harold Macmillan on the grounds of high promise unfulfilled.

But even if one grants that the security environment has changed--an arguable proposition--Feldman's position misses the context.

Whether that increase in stability is wholly positive is arguable.