“disputable”造句，怎麼用disputable造句

A new way to select talent: from disputable persons

I do not therefore baffle the reader with disputable statistics.

Furthermore, the degree of control for "disputable events" will also be upgraded.

It is a disputable problem for scholars if tangential stress skips at the edge of elastic area and plastic area.

Skillfully infusing most disputable elements of current society into product launch, LineKong has drawn much public attention to the game returning a fairly good profit.

Calm is not mediocrity. It is an attitude to life, it's disputable, it's wisdom in rain or shine. It's a pursuit of simple life.

This is, of course, disputable. There is a kind of a vogue recurrently in the history of fiction for a kind of miraculous sense that this is just exactly the way things are.

The referee's decision was disputable.

The origin of city-states is disputable.

Philosophy limits the disputable sphere of natural science.

The form of the objective behavior of crime of abuse of power is a disputable question in the judicial operation.

The high price of medical services is a continuous disputable topic in public. Fee for service is one of the main reasons of increasing medical expenditure.

Since through transport involves at least two different stages of transport, it is often disputable which carrier shall be liable for cargo damage or delay in transit, and which law shall be applied for determining the carrier's liability, especially when the stage of loss or damage is unknown.

He made some very disputable claims about his record.

That their public finances need repairing is not disputable; the timing and style of the repairs is, especially in Germany.

I mean, that's just not disputable.

It was believed that there were still disputable points deserving of further elaboration in the verification that had been so far made.

In the history of literature, Dingling has been a unique disputable being all the time.