That is highly debatable, but, more to the point, it is a nonissue.
Readers may not agree with Mr. Slawenski's readings of specific stories — his argument, for instance, that "Teddy," an enigmatic work that famously ends with a child's piercing scream, signifies "the power of faith through union with God" is highly debatable — but his arguments for the most part are searching and carefully reasoned.
Both (a) and (b) are highly debatable, but the point is that one can see how arguments in favor of these positions might be mounted.
Each of these examples is highly debatable, but more importantly, there's little question that the interaction between talent and amenities is a self-reinforcing virtuous circle: cities with great urban amenities attract talent; places with a strong talent base support urban amenities.
Interpretation of this increased immobility as indicating increased depressive behavior would be highly debatable given that exercised animals are known to be less anxious and cognitively better than sedentary control animals [15], [36].
After all, snacks are highly debatable as a need, but the craving for guilt reduction is hard to deny.
They might be leading but it's highly debatable whether they are winning in the fashion stakes.
"Some argue lead pigments are more durable, more protective, or have better colors, but these claims are highly debatable and, I think, don't hold up," Weinberg says.
