Sentence examples similar to equally contestable as from inspiring English sources
Nothing is as contestable as proclaiming the shifting delta of a slow-moving river to be an international border.
Instead, top managers still viewed each market as "contestable"—as a potential opening for rivals if Wal-Mart ceased to give the maximum possible value to customers.
Decentralization of election administration reflects important political values, including the opportunities for local participation and decisionmaking concerning contestable political issues, as well as protection from centralized political manipulation and abuse.
It is also highly contestable economics, disputed by as many as support it.
The merit schema makes it essentially contestable what counts as funny, good, or honorable, whereas what counts as red is not essentially contestable or often contested.
Knowledge as Truth means that the knowledge that is presented in the lesson is viewed as non-contestable, non-negotiable and objectively valid.
The DCCC's most recent target list included about 80 seats that the committee views as at least theoretically contestable under certain conditions.
Some senior Conservatives would like to make all places contestable so long as students have achieved the minimum requirement of two Es at A-level or their equivalent.
Far from placing Wilder in his pantheon of the greatest directors, Sarris quarantined him within his starkly named Less Than Meets The Eye section, alongside other figures of contestable quality such as John Huston, Lewis Milestone and Fred Zinnemann.
The liberalisation of the air and railway transport sectors instigated expanding the scope of the studies in to areas such as structures for contestable markets, competitiveness and regulation [3].
