Sentence examples for debatable conclusion from inspiring English sources

Fair enough; a debatable conclusion, but even if you're right, so what?

The first three fights ended with debatable conclusions, with no clear winner, except for Pacquiao on the scorecards, twice.

His more debatable conclusions – for instance that all-out global thermonuclear war would trigger an enormous cloud of smoke and dust in the stratosphere that would blot out the sun and spell darkness and cold and mass starvation for the supposed victors – had significant impact.

Extensive studies have been conducted to determine the LSW recovery mechanisms, and debatable conclusions were proposed.

The conclusion is debatable, but the level of erudition in the thesis is extraordinary, especially for a twenty-one-year-old who had not yet gone to law school.

This conclusion was debatable, as the hospital experts at the central level who determined the kits' contents considered them essential.

The speed and rate of return to play was initially touted to be faster with arthroscopy, although this conclusion is debatable due to cultural differences in rehabilitation protocol and incentives for early return to sport.

This book is full of similarly provocative claims, always supported by copious evidence even when the conclusions are debatable.

A few studies [ 13– 20] have attempted to define this relationship, but the conclusions are debatable.

It is debatable, however, whether any conclusions can be drawn from the impact of reducing extremely high working hours (90 110 h/week) to very high working hours (78 80 h/week).

Mr. Taylor wrote that Judge White's "conclusion was plausible, debatable, highly unpopular (especially among police) and (for that reason) courageous.