Sentence examples for always a debatable from inspiring English sources
"It is almost always a debatable issue whether the C.E.O. had known of potential improprieties," said Michael Young, a lawyer with Willkie Farr & Gallagher.
Programmed cell death (PCD) is a genetically encoded mechanism that leads to cell death, PCD in bacteria is always a debatable topic.
However, the implication of such nomenclature system is always a debatable matter.
While their commercial value is debatable, nominations are always a morale boost.
If the penalty was debatable, it was always a risk after the defender's decision.
That would be a debatable topic, if anyone were actually interested in such a debate.
"It is always debatable when a scrum goes down as to whose fault it is.
It was always debatable whether a European breakaway league could succeed, but surely it would be much more of a risk without English involvement, when the Premier League is not only the biggest moneyspinner but also the most eagerly watched football competition around the world.
Just what has defined the genius of Pilobolus has always been debatable.
Whether he actually invented jazz, as he often claimed, is and will always be debatable.
