Sentence examples for It's debatable whether from inspiring English sources

It's debatable whether Mackey's philosophy of stewardship differs as radically from mainstream corporate America as he seems to believe.

It's debatable whether the world needs another recording of Brahms's "First Piano Concerto".

It's debatable whether much will change under the new law.

It's debatable whether this constitutes a civil war or not.

"It's debatable whether anyone will try to do anything as crazy as the U2 360° Tour".

It's debatable whether the roasted, browned branches improved the look, however, when the tart came out.

It's debatable whether the success of the films has eclipsed the original diaries.

"It's debatable whether the lead rider is any faster because his teammates are doping," he said.

"It's debatable whether this makes Coors a better company," Mr. Kanter said.

It's debatable whether "Her Way" adheres to this last principle, but reading it is an education.

It's debatable whether this is more or less despicable than attempting to hurt an opponent, but it's certainly more surprising.