"The result," he said, "is that this particular tenure case is just as debatable for incidents and prejudices within our walls as outside it".
Let us take a look at the "dead" parts of Modern Synthesis, according to Rose and Oakley and reassess the status of each postulate in view of the true diversity of life forms: (i) "The genome is a well-organized library of genes" -It is debatable just how well organized prokaryotic genomes are but, unless optimality is seriously claimed, they do appear to be reasonably good libraries.
Whether or not this is true is debatable, but just because the U.K. does it one way doesn't mean that their system is a blueprint for America.
Whether Persian rugs are better than those from, say, India or Pakistan may be debatable, just as it is debatable whether caviar from Iranian sturgeons is better than that from Russian sturgeons.
What she and her boss are really doing is just reasserting a debatable claim that they hope will help create the kind of climate in which their free-market policies will be more widely accepted.
Not only that, but a significant number of those subscribers come from bundled deals with mobile operators, something the streaming service Deezer has built itself on, so it is debatable just how "active" its users are (some customers, often known as "zombie users" have a subscription as part of their monthly package but don't actually use it).
(It's debatable just how much damage trace amounts of it would actually inflict, but do you really want to rub car coolant on your face?).
It's debatable just how "depressing" (to use Cracked's word) some of these stories are, as they're essentially stories about struggling families being given gigantic, free houses to sell at a profit.
The guidebook says the town once had 300 people, which is debatable, but now it's just raw wood structures and a very elderly couple called Melvyn and Maureen Wisdahl.
Just how memorable is debatable, however.
