Sentence examples for is even arguable from inspiring English sources
It is even arguable that the person is committing the religiously aggravated form of one of the offences.
Simply put, Mr. Snyder cannot demonstrate that it is even arguable he can succeed on the merits of his current claims, much less that he is, as the Anti-SLAPP Act requires, likely to do so.
It's even arguable that the sports business is in a "post-money" era.
It's even arguable that judges' remuneration is part of the "support necessary to enable them to exercise their functions" that the lord chancellor "must have regard to" under the Constitutional Reform Act 2005.
It's even arguable that that influence of decent morality can be seen in today's pop stars: "Twenty years ago," The Atlantic wrote on the 20th anniversary of Nicktoons, "Doug was coming to terms with being 'Born This Way'".
MR. OLSON -- Justice Stevens, I don't think that in this case that's even remotely arguable.
It is arguable that this group of unexpected diagnoses is even smaller than reported, as many of these patients were ill enough to be admitted to hospital, even if lung cancer was not being considered.
It is arguable that what is imagined beyond the confines of "Room" is even more nuanced, more significant, more overwhelming than what happens within.
Actually, it isn't even arguable; the Jura Impressa J9 is a $2,900 fully automatic coffee maker.
He says: "I do not think the DfE should be putting out stuff which is so wrong it's not even arguable.
It's even worse to ask that same person if their arguable "main" band is calling it quits.
