Whether this temporary surge in immigration was beneficial to Ireland is debatable: by facilitating the construction boom, it amplified the mega-bust that followed, but anyway it is not an option for England.
Indeed he seems to have been quite aware that invoking such purely scriptural positions would fall flat outside the context of convinced Buddhists.[55] The lesson could have been that Buddhists should genuinely privilege rational considerations debatable by all, rather than heavily weighting "proofs" that were for the faithful.
The latest twist, a two-game suspension for a debatable hit by Alex Ovechkin, prompts ESPN.com's Scott Burnside to blast the league for its nonsensical approach.
Matters of taste are always debatable, but by one objective measure -- the amount of oil that gives the fish its richness and much of its flavor -- Yukon River kings would seem to be unmatched.
So it is debatable whether by excising that feature and pushing the country into conformity with international norms that have long rejected executing the retarded the court has made it harder or easier for death penalty opponents to move on to their larger targets, challenges to the overall fairness of the system and the continued existence of the death penalty itself.
We tested stability of the results using all trials, excluding and including debatable trials, by comparing the results of full intention to treat with restricted intention to treat and per protocol analysis and by comparing the last observation carried forward with missing data allocation based on summary statistics.
It was a debatable call, persuaded by Samaras' dramatic fall.
This was, he said, an "interesting and debatable" question, but by no means the most difficult one, which, in his opinion, was whether the fund should exist at all.
The ultimate value of this extra thrust is debatable, however, as by Toyota's own admission the hybrid drivetrain cuts only half a second off the RX330's 0-to-60 acceleration time of 7.8 seconds.
But four minutes after the restart Hull launched their comeback on a highly debatable try awarded by the video referee Geoff Berry to Paul McNicholas, giving him the benefit of the doubt that he had grounded the ball in Gary Connolly's tackle.
What remains of the original choreography, from different 19th-century versions, is debatable; its music, by Ludwig Minkus, is not much more than nicely dancey; its relationship to the Cervantes novel minimal; its Spanishness a matter of flourishing fans and wearing capes.
