The flag goes up but it looks a disputable call and the energetic striker puts his hands on his heads.
His celebrations were cut short by a disputable offside call.
And though its methods are disputable, few dispute the justice of its cause.
As a consequence, pass-interference calls may look so disputable because the referees don't voice, openly, the real criterion by which they make them.
The claim is disputable, the act indefensible.
Meanwhile, however, it is in disputable that what Dr. Federick E. Smith, a Harvard ecologist, has called "the wrath of the people" is hav ing marked political effect.
Less disputable is the most infamous video where PewDiePie used a service called Fiverr to pay two men to dance and hold up a sign that said "Death to All Jews," a joke PewDiePie now admits he regrets and the video has been taken down.
So, instead of speaking of the socially marginalised and economically deprived black and Asian, we are now being invited to speak of an abstract, opaque and absolute entity called the human being, and his/her rights, which few would find disputable.
"Evidence that any system of 'automatic' donation increases the supply of organs - whether it's called 'presumed' consent, 'deemed' consent, or 'opt-out' - is still disputable".
"Evidence that any system of 'automatic' donation increases the supply of organs - whether it's called 'presumed' consent, 'deemed' consent, or 'opt-out' - is still disputable," added the bishops.
Mills is called by many in architecture the first native born American architect, which, while disputable, is a lasting honor indeed.
