Sentence examples for is further arguable from inspiring English sources

It is arguable, however, whether the guilty always do deserve to be punished; it is also arguable whether, even when they do they ought always to get what they deserve; and it is further arguable whether when they ought to be punished as they deserve, the punisher always knows what it is they deserve (except in the purely procedural sense alluded to above; see also below) (Bedau 1978).

As previously said, available diagnostic tools in the pre-hospital setting are scant and clinical examination of the patient, whose relevance is in itself already arguable, can be further flawed by environmental factors and thus may be deemed unreliable.

Further, it is arguable that all that is required for these practical purposes is consistency within worlds that are very similar to the actual world.

There is nothing arguable about it.

"That the execution of those trafficking in drugs is contrary to international law is strongly arguable.

Each alternative is certainly arguable.

However, the universally agreed definition is still arguable.

Precious little, and what little there is is arguable.

Thus, whether HBoV is responsible for the respiratory disease is still arguable.

For a start, the definition of valid and invalid terms is frequently arguable.

However, whether such growth has had any significant impact on education is highly arguable.