She owes her presence in the contemporary consciousness to a "very lively if disputable biography, together with the continuing vigor of the brand".
And though its methods are disputable, few dispute the justice of its cause.
At this point, Leibowitz's description of the religious and halakhic realms, even if disputable, appears to be consistent.
The problem is, Phishheads already know the basics: the band's coming-of-age in mid-'80s Burlington, Vt . bigger and bigger (though never mainstream) fame accumulated throughout the '90s; a premium on quirk, a nod to classic-rock roots and an undisputed cultural (if more disputable musical) debt to the Grateful Dead.
If it's disputable, we can attribute it or otherwise note the uncertainty.
If these are compelling reasons, then they may count as arguments in favor of the centrality of formality and necessary truth-preservation; but if they rest on disputable, contentious assumptions, then the analysis may provide elements for a critical evaluation of each of these two components as truly constitutive of the concept of logical consequence.
But what if the majority is highly disputable, and everybody has one?
However, relying on microbiological confirmation in leftovers, if available for testing, is disputable (directionality of contamination unclear) and is dangerous in unopened food packages because critical time can elapse before a positive culture in food is obtained [ 25].
If Shakespeare (to take the least disputable example) is a classic, why does every age interpret Shakespeare differently?
The claim that war produces more harm than good is disputable; at least, it requires empirical research to decide if it is true.
