Sentence examples for a highly debatable issue from inspiring English sources

While the roles of karyopherins and RanGTP in nuclear transport are well established, how the transport cargoes transit through the NPC remains a highly debatable issue [ 8, 9, 16].

Not to mention a highly debatable offer of a night spent in a penthouse suite.

East then made a highly debatable takeout double with only two low hearts.

Whether most of the projects can really be done by average viewers remains a highly debatable proposition.

This is a highly debatable claim, given the raising of tax thresholds and tinkering with other taxes on the wealthy.

But that estimate was based on a highly debatable assumption -- that Congress would adhere to onerous spending caps it set in 1997 to achieve a balanced budget.

In his 1996 book, "Red Flag Over Hong Kong," he predicted that the press in Hong Kong "will become largely a tool of the state" — a highly debatable claim today.

Whether or not a peacetime draft would help defuse current tension between the United States and Iran (a highly debatable suggestion), the question is: at what cost?

These prices are rising largely because of a highly debatable government policy that mandates production of a huge amount of ethanol for use in motor fuel.

It's way too late to ask for years of stepped-up sacrifice now in the cause of a highly debatable definition of "national interests".

It looked a highly debatable call as Haimona looked in no position to make a tackle on Humphreys as he was barged into by Bowe.