Sentence examples for a little debatable from inspiring English sources

The screening ultrasound, whether or not that's making a big difference in the outcome, I know, is a little debatable.

Even regulators are human, so perhaps a little smugness is inevitable yet such claims are highly debatable.

Even if you think that all a good society requires is according to the debatable conservative mantra equal opportunity for every citizen, you ought to be a little shaken right now.

Even if you think that all a good society requires is — according to the debatable conservative mantra — equal opportunity for every citizen, you ought to be a little shaken right now.

It's a debatable point, but in any event the annuity hard sell is going to become a little harder to execute.

Even if you're using perfect posture while sitting in the best chair in the world (and it's debatable whether there is such a thing Even if you're using perfect posture while sitting in the best chair in the world (and it's debatable whether there is such a thing ), you need to stand up and stretch, walk around, do a little exercise, or just stand there for a few minutes.

"As the technology keeps on changing, whether it is a growth business is a debatable point".

Just how much Maltese-style shooting is a "culture" and a "tradition" is debatable.

Morris is a more debatable case.

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

This is a very debatable issue in New Zealand.