Sentence examples for debatable aspects from inspiring English sources

Even the more debatable aspects of the early coverage -- the incessant replay of crashes -- could be oddly reassuring.

For the purposes of our discussion, the following condition reveals another debatable aspect of the firmness explication of confirmation.

Whether it has a spiritual aspect is debatable.

The downstream effects of this are likely to include improvements in patient experiences and safety, in clinical performance and workforce satisfaction, reductions in hospital readmissions, more efficient and appropriately located health services and, ultimately, financial performance improvements (although the evidence around the financial aspect is debatable).

The effective 3D manipulation, comprehension, and control of 3D objects on computers are well-established lasting problems, which include a display aspect, a control aspect, and a spatial coupling between control input and visual output aspect, which is a debatable issue.

However, this view is debatable.

There are also many examples where some aspects of implementation will only be debatable if proposed by the Commission.

It emerged recently that English local councils are empowered to hold referendums, so it's now debatable if Alex Salmond needs UK permission for any aspect of the independence poll.

Quite how reassuring other aspects of the programme are, is perhaps more debatable.

Nevertheless, the structural aspects of sulfur integration in TiO2 are still debatable.

It is debatable whether QoL represents a summary outcome of different and situational life aspects, or a "top-down" individual disposition towards the evaluation of life aspects [ 12, 13].