Sentence examples for been debatable from inspiring English sources
adjective
Controversial. Not fully proved, open to debate, sometimes used humorously.
- Those data are debatable, no one has been able to replicate them.
Just what has defined the genius of Pilobolus has always been debatable.
"In past years, it's been debatable, but this year it was no question".
At the beginning of the epidemic, that might have been debatable.
Such subjective historicising may seem an imposition, but Northumberland had been "debatable land" ever since the Norman invasion drove the native culture underground, creating a thriving oral tradition epitomised by the border ballads, but destroying any continuous literary tradition.
If West had the hand East projected, three spades to the ace (if South had six spades, he would have bid four spades, not doubled four hearts), three hearts to the queen or king, a doubleton diamond and five clubs to the ace-queen, both of his doubles would have been debatable.
The role of oximes in organophosphorus poisoning has been debatable.
Both claims are debatable.
That target is debatable.
Those points are debatable.
