Sentence examples for it is arguable however from inspiring English sources

It is arguable, however, that without the debates, the campaign would not have had much life at all.

It is arguable, however, that an existentially vital faith that grounds hope can belong within a wholly secular context.

It is arguable, however, that law's functions in our culture are more closely related to its coercive aspect than Hart seems to have assumed.

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).

It is arguable, however, that these prior investigations are flawed.

It is arguable, however, that HAIs impose significant burden in other settings as well.

There are a few longueurs, admittedly, and it is arguable that, however spectacular and pleasing a film this is, its remarkable director is not exactly challenging himself with another genre movie custom-tailored to appeal to those western audiences who lapped up his Hero and House of Flying Daggers.

However, it is arguable that an overall number of 100 patients is still too small.

However, it is arguable that this does not so much address as by-pass the underlying question.

However, it is arguable that this work has only partially accounted for the diverse therapeutic features of enabling places and the various means of their production.

However, it is arguable that matters are not as simple as this might suggest, for a variety of reasons (to be discussed in Sections 3 5 below).