Sentence examples for debatable and difficult from inspiring English sources
"In a rather debatable and difficult kind of scholarship, I think we've done pretty well," he said in an interview with The Ottawa Citizen in 1997.
Whether human modification of US west coast streams has led to steelhead x cutthroat hybridization is debatable and difficult to test, but in light of recent environmental change and continued population growth it is more important than ever to answer such questions.
It is worth mentioning that, although with some exceptions, the effectiveness of interventions for the prevention of falls in care homes is debatable, and number of diseases, a prevalent and difficult-to-mitigate factor in these very aged populations, might go some way to explain this resistance to preventive programs.
There are difficult people and difficult interactions.
It is, therefore, difficult to estimate valid measures of either concept: How much access is desirable remains debatable, and large variation in opinion exists on appropriate levels of utilization for population groups.
Momentum is a debatable and often ephemeral intangible.
These matters are debatable and uncertain — maybe permanently so.
The ethics and perceived complications of IVF-ICSI are debatable and a topic for another day.
Sometimes the benefits of evolution are debatable, and sometimes progress is clearly regress.
Already that is debatable, and the future is clouded with uncertainty.
