Sentence examples for Quite debatable from inspiring English sources

"Next, the FT corrections that are somewhat more important are based upon methodological choices that are quite debatable (to say the least).

Ancient origins and dissemination of H. pylori are quite debatable in the context of the vast South American continent that has witnessed many different waves of population migration [ 13], especially in view of the fact that H. pylori has been present in this continent since pre-Columbian times [ 14].

Quite apart from conceding a debatable penalty, as the "last man" the Argentinian centre-half found himself collecting a contentious red card for denying a clear goalscoring opportunity and his side were reduced to 10 men.

Since then, the pace of production has picked up quite a bit, although it is debatable whether Mr. Mitchell, who died in 1996, would be any more impressed by the quality.

But it is debatable if their reputations can ever be quite the same again.  .

This technic is not quite optimal in a the field and is still debatable within scientific community.

Ohio is even more debatable, since it has been very close for quite some time now, and Trump had been leading in the polls up until very recently.

Quite how reassuring other aspects of the programme are, is perhaps more debatable.

On one end of the spectrum are Muslims who consider him an outsider to Islam: if not quite an apostate, a terrorist whose right to an official Muslim prayer is debatable at best.

If the meteorological mood swings of April and May were in fact a sign of long-term climate disruption, and not ordinary variability -- still a debatable point among scientists -- then suddenly, nothing about the air looks quite the same.

Quite apart from the fact that the idea that such centralised services are "better" is highly debatable, our geography at the end of the road means we are never the place that management-level jobs are transferred to.