But what if the majority is highly disputable, and everybody has one?
Why should anyone renounce their way of life for the sake of a highly disputable theory about what might be rational in a hypothetical situation that might not be even be imaginable?
Both of those arguments gave the United States an outsize role at the epicenter of an unfolding story that most experts, and a great many Iranians who talked to pollsters, said was actually not about America at all; it was about Iran and its own problems, notably a highly disputable vote count and the performance of its president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
It is therefore highly disputable that much money can be made in the tail.
Nonetheless, by rejecting these premises, the Stoics often committed themselves to highly disputable contentions.
(This interpretation of Xenophanes, which assimilates him to the Eleatics, is highly disputable given the surviving fragments, but was common in the ancient world).
A number of people (even Tye himself (1998)) have since called the original contrary assumption that sensory qualities are narrow a "deep / powerful / compelling" intuition, but it proves to be highly disputable.
Interestingly, this controversy about the respective contribution of overall lung distension and of cyclic recruitment-derecruitment has its exact counterpart for the management of ARDS: it is beyond doubt that tidal volume reduction saves lives [3], whereas the improvement of prognosis with higher PEEP is highly disputable [2, 53, 54].
Also the authorship of In Donati artem maiorem III (ed. Schmücker, 1984) and Sophismata logicalia is now highly disputable.[3] The commentaries on the Physics and on the Metaphysics that were identified by Gàl (1953) are now securely attributed to Geoffrey of Aspall (Macrae 1968).
Hence, the conclusions of this review are highly disputable.
This grouping is highly disputable, because these two species are taxonomically quite different belonging to two different subgenera.
