Sentence examples for disputable but from inspiring English sources

This is not necessarily disputable, but due recognition of the originator would perhaps encourage further cross-fertilisation.

These claims were disputable, but the great strength and wide geographical spread of communist organization was a fact.

Congress's power to mandate purchase of private products sold at a profit is disputable, but Congress's power to tax is not.

Experts say Google's figures are disputable, but that they do mark part of a wider trend towards the broad adoption of the web.

But however disputable and disputed these various readings may be, Antigone's meaning is demonstrated by the way it's put together.

But the evidence for religious claims — metaphysical arguments from plausible but disputable premises, intermittent and often vague experiences of the divine, historical arguments from limited data, even the moral and intellectual fruitfulness of a religious life — typically does not meet ordinary (common-sense or scientific) standards for postulating an explanatory cause.

Digging a little deeper, Stonebwoy's dancehall/reggae pedigree proves anything but disputable.

And though its methods are disputable, few dispute the justice of its cause.

The fate of the Hardins is bound to the mysterious spinster, Miss Camilla, who links the past as people choose to remember it with the more prosaic reality: "What matters are not the facts (disputable at best) but the stories they inspire, and our hearts' need for creating and preserving these stories to pass on..

Indicator species schemes are burdened by shortcomings: some are experience based and flimsy in their definition of indicator goals, whereas others are scientific in their approach, but with disputable results or an irrelevant indicator goal.

But it's disputable whether there were ever enough pieces around them to fit the system.