Sentence examples for been of debatable value from inspiring English sources

Last year an MLS-dominated upA line up swept to the title, while an uncharacteristically poor Mexican team were eliminated in the semi-finals, but with those two sides routinely dominating, the competition has historically been of debatable value for testing the stronger regional teams between World Cup cycles.

Private offices and expressions of hierarchy are of debatable value.

Following consultation with stakeholders, it was agreed that this difference (2.94 2.18) represented the minimum clinically important difference, with any smaller difference in mean clinic visits being of debatable value.

First, selection of an appropriate control is problematic because the TB granuloma is strikingly different from uninfected lung parenchyma and contains a markedly different set of cell lineages; therefore the comparison between infected and uninfected tissue is of debatable value.

"Mostly these are outfits that offer products and services of debatable value," says Monahan.

The significance of any of this is, of course, debatable.

But although wine's intrinsic value may be debatable, its market value is not.

Third party accreditation bodies of debatable regulatory value were regularly mentioned on the reviewed websites, and discussion of surgical risk was absent on 47% of the websites reviewed, with limited discussion of risk on the remaining ones.

Some of these cases are debatable, of course.

Both of these moves are debatable, of course.

That is debatable, of course.