Sentence examples for it arguable that from inspiring English sources

"Is it arguable that Onions and Monty in the side for Broad and Swann would make the team stronger?" says Jatinder Sahota.

There are countless nods to The Shining, references to Nosferatu, The Evil Dead, Carrie and even The Lost Boys and a homage to David Fincher's Seven that runs perilously close to outright theft, making it arguable that Murphy is not so much honouring horror this season as cannibalising it.

Is it arguable that during this bad time Carson became the nation's chosen joker because, in Madison Avenue terms, he was guaranteed to relieve nervous strain and anxiety more swiftly and safely (ask your doctor) than any competing brand of wag?

Is it "arguable" that earning a living is more important for men than for women, as a Wisconsin state senator suggested earlier this week?

While Hickox's reputation was secure and unrivalled in this field, it is arguable that it was precisely his identification with it that denied him top-rank status.

It's arguable that it doesn't even exist anymore, yet much more of our culture today is inspired by punk ideology and spirit.

It is arguable that it may be unethical to ignore potential depression.

It is arguable that its long experience in Northern Ireland has normalised human rights abuses in the pursuit of "counter-terrorism".

It is arguable that modification of diet, given its potential for positive health outcomes, should be widely advocated and adopted.

It is this contention that Hamilton aims to refute, but it is arguable that he misinterprets Brown.

It is arguable that such potentially valuable information should be available to the wider organisation, where it could be of considerable benefit.