Príklady arguable

• In rendering them amenable for inclusion into current concepts, it is arguable that our modern conceptual grid tends severely to distort past disease pictures.

• In the case of markets it is arguable that their most enthusiastic advocates are unitarists at heart.

• Most of it focused, not on the authors' few factual errors or most arguable interpretations of clouded events, but on their overall perspective.

• They dealt with arguable questions that arose between people from different volosts and uezds.

• There is an arguable degree of insensitivity and arrogance here.

• I prefer the ' early ' chronology of 307/8 to the more traditional date of early 312, although both remain arguable.

• Nevertheless, it is arguable that the interests of people with disabilities need to be addressed in the formulation of the policies underlying these practices.

• Is it arguable that the finality of positive law is caused by the finality of "law as determined by practical reasonableness"?

• However, this is arguable, as if semelfactives have no natural final endpoint, how can they produce iterative readings ?

• However, it is arguable whether the acquisition of these features are rule-based or lexically motivated.

• Moreover, it is arguable that communal rhetoric of inclusion succeeded only in making the institutions and attitudes it served more exclusive.

• Still, it is arguable that knowledge is bounded.

• Again, it is arguable that this classification is unsatisfactory.

• Similarly, although psychophysical supervenience is an arguable view, it would be manifestly implausible to hold that the physical supervenes on the psychological.

• Presumably this predisposes to sudden death, but the association of sudden death and junctional rhythms is arguable.