Sentence examples for very arguable from inspiring English sources
That's a very arguable point even on its own terms, because the paper he cited (pdf) in support of his stance took no account of the positive effects on the economy of debt relief — even though those effects are the main reason for offering such relief.
Using only the population data as opportunity values may be very arguable in some accessibility studies, especially in metropolitan contexts, where the specialization of land use has an important role.
It is very arguable that the "propositional" common coding theory of memory is more elegant and parsimonious than Dual Coding Theory; certainly it coheres more readily with the broadly computational conception to the mind that remains dominant in cognitive science.
p.3: It is very arguable that even genomic evolution makes little sense without the light of cellular evolution.
The authors' conclusions that the tree of functions (should it be consistent with the data, once reconstructed) is a good proxy of the tree of cells, itself a perfect match of the Tree of Life, is very arguable.
However, this increase is also arguable very small.
Whilst the "ingenuity of counsel" in devising such points was not to be underestimated, the Court of Appeal could determine very quickly whether they were arguable.
Indeed, it is arguable that those very things are what ensured Mr. Martin's success in the United States, home to frothy shows like "Are You Hot?" "He's very much a version of the Latin identity that plays well in Middle America," said Elizabeth Mendez Berry, the music editor of Vibe magazine.
It's arguable that the very nature of the platform lends itself to manipulation and subversion.
With a very few local and invariably arguable "post-contact" exceptions, the material leavings of the "Middle Paleolithic" Neanderthals in Europe were abruptly replaced by those of the Upper Paleolithic H. sapiens who succeeded them.
With a very few local and invariably arguable "post-contact" exceptions, the material leavings of the "Middle Paleolithic" Neanderthals in Europe were abruptly replaced by those of the H. sapiens who succeeded them.
