Sentence examples for it's disputable whether from inspiring English sources

Not all deserve to be called introspective, but an understanding of introspection requires an appreciation of this diversity of approaches some for the sake of the contrast they provide to introspection proper and some because it's disputable whether they should be classified as introspective.

The only exception among Swedish measures in Table 2 with potentially high cost-effectiveness is subsidised mussel cultivation and harvesting whose marginal costs would be 35 euro/kg [18], although since the potential impact is very small (35 tonnes/year; Table 2) it is disputable whether this option is worthwhile to develop beyond its present stage.

While it is disputable whether the Danish conception of the nation is predominantly ethnic or civic (cf. Mouritsen & Olsen, 2013), it relies on a monist idea(l) of society in which Danish norms and values constitute the central reference point by which a political community is preserved and reproduced (Hedetoft, 2010; Jensen, 2014; Mouritsen, 2006).

Therefore, it is disputable whether reassurance is justified.

If it's disputable, we can attribute it or otherwise note the uncertainty.

Eh, OK, it's disputable.

It is disputable from which factor onwards collinearity is problematic, but usually only VIF higher than 10 are considered critical [ 115].

As for Rwanda being first to release performance-based regulations, that's disputable.

"It's not disputable," he said.

The use of a pain expert's rating as a pain criterion is disputable as it may be questioned whether this represents a valid criterion.

This claim is disputable, as it seems a contingent matter whether the relevant particular facts arrange themselves in ways susceptible to general summary and whether our cognitive apparatus can cope with them at all without employing general principles.