Sentences with phrase «seems debatable»

That statement alone seems debatable, as fatal run - ins with ships is probably considered disturbing to whales.

Whether this is really new money seems debatable.

But if you've been paying attention to some recent headlines, that age - old diet advice may now seem debatable.

Not exact matches

(At this point, it's also worth noting that Facebook's claims about the effectiveness of Free Basics as a development tool in India are highly debatable — the vast majority of those who took up the offer were existing Internet users who wanted some free data, and it seems a very small number of genuinely new users actually graduated to the world of paid - for Internet access.

The argument of this sermon was open to criticism on the ground that the preacher seemed to take for granted a highly debatable view of the redemptive value of human suffering; yet he was calling attention to something very important, namely, that if we quote Baxter's words as Professor Lampe has done, we must not forget that the scope of Christ's suffering is limited.

However, while this seems like a promising development, it is debatable whether it has had much influence on what actually has been happening in the field as forests continue to be torn down and local people shunted to jail for protesting the taking of their land.

That seems to paint a pretty clear picture as to where Richarlison's best option would be, but it's debatable as to whether it's a huge step up based on how Watford and Everton have fared this season.

It is debatable whether he will remain for the upcoming times at Emirates or not, but he seems quite busy to rebuild the faults his side faced this season and the previous ones.

Given his age and lack of recent decent competitive football it seems highly unlikely that Heskey, like Gudjohnsen, could make it through 90 minutes and it's debatable whether he is capable of playing to the standard required for Championship football.

Some of his points regarding Churchill's genius are debatable — at times Johnson seems to equate the sheer volume of Churchill's output with proof of his brilliance.

The UK is no longer special, it used to be, while it was a member state, but it gave up all its special arrangements the day it called for article 50, economic strength post Brexit is arguably debatable, the UK is to lose its passporting rights (banks in Britain can trade on EU stock exchanges today, not once Brexit kicks in, the financial sector exports to EU weigh ~ # 35bn) and without clear trade deals, which look ever more unlikely given the simple solutions like customs union and single market do not seem to be feasible.

The Globes» Comedy or Musical designation, which seems almost as debatable as other recent inclusions and exclusions, has helped guarantee Big Short some awards presence.

But this firm declaration of what is, in fact, a complex and debatable belief seems contrary to the flexible, free - ranging, «what works» outlook the organization espouses.

So, it may be debatable, but Sprint seems to be getting the better CPU with the dual core MSM8960 in the HTC Jet (and another device to be named later).

It may be debatable, but Sprint seems to be getting the better CPU with the dual core MSM8960 in the HTC Jet (and another device to be named later).

Since InDesign developers have been fixing EPUB Export for years now, Adobe's approach seems at least debatable and has quite a lot of cons.

The stake's on Donegal's books at 23.8 M, and last valued by the court at 26.2 M — considering more recent deals, I'd hope / expect Donegal can successfully argue for a significantly higher valuation multiple, but obviously that will also depend on the evolution of MMM's EBITDA... They should also argue against what seemed like debatable adjustments to MMM's EV previously.

The game was a big hit and while its debatable how much of an influence it had on the next game in the list, it's been cited as the inspiration for Hydlide and certainly seems to be an antecedent to The Legend of Zelda.

It seems to focus on western media fame more than on talent (but of course that is debatable).

Human progress (and the resulting climate change, destruction of ecosystems, loss of biodiversity etc.) seems to be operating on its own momentum and our ability to exert influence on the outcome of the situation is debatable at best and only realistic in the long - term.

In no way does this actually represent our knowledge before FG06 — at least this is not supported by any empirical (or indeed GCM - based study) that I'm aware of, let alone taken altogether, so I don't see the choice as being a reasonably debatable point — it seems wholly inappropriate.

Though the various rulings in Jimenez are not extreme, many seem quite debatable and likely would have been subject to more debate absent all the other issues that the Jimenez panel had to deal with here.

Some parts of the ITC decision really seemed highly debatable to me, and by having already won three German patent cases against Motorola in two different courts, Microsoft has clearly proven that Android infringes many of its patents — not only the one the ITC deemed infringed.

At the moment, Bixby Voice's advantages over its competitors are debatable: it seems to be more tightly - integrated to phone hardware than Siri or Assistant, but its ability to control other apps is limited, as is its applications for more general web searches.

2) Page Length: this is still debatable, but the true consensus among all my colleagues seems to be that 1 to 2 pages are sufficient.

Not only does it seem inappropriate to shift the focus to what employers need, rather than what will work best for Indigenous job seekers, it is also highly debatable that a demand approach will work in the regional centres where employment growth tends to be less strong.

Given the variables when it comes to ascertaining the Market Value of a property — in particular lot characteristics as part of the equation — the finite science of an Algorithm would seem to have a debatable role — notwithstanding that CMHC's automated appraisal system would likely use some sort of algorithms, and yet this could be exactly why they (CMHC) apply such a substantial variance factor to their appraisals.

That seems clear to me but probably debatable to others.