Sentence examples for more arguable from inspiring English sources

This is much more arguable.

Other of its points of view were more arguable.

Another departure from TV's past seemed more arguable.

And they do very well.' Guccione's other strategy to combat the high tide of hardcore porn has been more arguable.

But some are more arguable – should blogging and commenting be taught in schools, or is this something young people will happily pick up themselves, with or without lessons?

With policy platforms more arguable and coalitions of interest more transient, it's hardly surprising that political rhetoric has become more fissiparous and – because, when tribal loyalties recede, the character of individual politicians becomes more salient – more personal.

More than arguable parodic content should be required to deem a would be parody a fair use.

This itself is more than arguable.

The well delineated time frame (a period of just a few hours) and frequency (every week) over an extended period (an entire TV season) provides a close to ideal test ground for the study of electoral outcomes as many of the assumptions implicitly used in the analysis of social phenomena are more easily arguable, if not trivially true, in the case of the American Idol competition.

Lord Goldsmith reveals that his predecessors had advised that the legality of British bombing of Iraq in Operation Desert Fox in 1998 and of Kosovo the following year was "no more than reasonably arguable".

In reaching my conclusion, I have taken account of the fact that on a number of previous occasions, including in relation to Operation Desert Fox in December 1998 and Kosovo in 1999, UK forces have participated in military action on the basis of advice from my predecessors that the legality of the action under international law was no more than reasonably arguable.