"When people say, 'That's not traditional,' that's really disputable almost all the time," the Italian chef, Giorgio Locatelli, told me.
She owes her presence in the contemporary consciousness to a "very lively if disputable biography, together with the continuing vigor of the brand".
And though its methods are disputable, few dispute the justice of its cause.
Finally, the 2002/657/EC parameter stability, although in practice it is a very relevant aspect, forms a disputable demand.
The only exception among Swedish measures in Table 2 with potentially high cost-effectiveness is subsidised mussel cultivation and harvesting whose marginal costs would be 35 euro/kg [18], although since the potential impact is very small (35 tonnes/year; Table 2) it is disputable whether this option is worthwhile to develop beyond its present stage.
However, it is noteworthy that with large datasets it is possible to detect very small effects, the biological relevance of which is disputable [32].
1– 4 The establishment of reliable in vitro systems is extremely important in this because human testing is very limited, and animal studies are expensive and laborious, with disputable translatability to humans.
Yes, if the point is to protect the integrity of the 2016 election – but the real extent of such a threat is disputable.
But when there is a state in the southwest like Kerala, with literacy and birthrates nearly at first-world levels, and a state like Bihar in the northeast, which is as poor and dysfunctional as anyplace in the third world, then the very notion of India as a single entity becomes all the more disputable.
At the very least, lawyers said, the legality of restarting the bulk collection is both a novel and a disputable proposition, precisely the sort of circumstance Congress created the amicus to help resolve.
