Sentence examples for considered debatable from inspiring English sources

His party's position, he argued, was in reality no different from the Center Party's, though he acknowledged that his view was considered "debatable" within the Brotherhood.

While the legal basis for the US-UK assault on Iraq may still be considered debatable despite the dubious rigmarole at the UN, the outcome hardly resembles anything Hitler planned when he waged aggressive wars.

Even our legal ability to safely perform necessary bodily functions is considered debatable.

The radiographic knee OA severity for various grades is considered debatable in the literature and the use of radiographs for diagnosing knee OA in person with knee pain in primary care is considered inappropriate [ 34– 34].

For a long time the use of vasopressors in hemorrhagic shock was considered a debatable topic.

Considering the debatable nature of the late penalty conceded to Arsenal on Saturday, it was a welcome change of fortune for Southampton.

Finally, any radiological definition of osteoarthritis may be considered arbitrary and debatable.

The cytoplasmic Na+ concentration which is considered toxic is debatable, but likely it is maintained below 200 mM (Flowers and Yeo 1986; Britto and Kronzucker 2010).

Yet such a claim may be debatable considering the absence of formal blinded controlled study.

Whether Forest's win counts as an upset is debatable considering the team selected by Allardyce, but the comprehensive manner of the defeat will only add to the pressure on the West Ham boss.

That's debatable, considering the proliferation of drug treatment centers and harm reduction techniques.