Sentence examples for debatable facts from inspiring English sources

It's also is based on highly debatable facts -- relying on data and circumstances that were outside Obama's control.

Evolution has somehow become a debatable fact.

We know how much basic chemistry students need to know before enrolling in organic chemistry, but it is far more debatable which facts, skills and habits of mind a teacher of black theatrical history ought to convey.

The percentage he mentioned, incidentally, is certainly debatable; in fact a debate broke out later between my allergist and his partner, who thought 50 or 55percentt was more like it.

Whether the singers are underground or transgressive is debatable; the fact that they've brought new fashion talents into the international spotlight is not.

While Iran's actual intentions regarding nuclear weapons may be debatable, the fact that they have repeatedly and over the course of many years emphatically disclaimed any interest in acquiring nuclear weapons is not debatable.

The poem is amateur, its facts debatable.

However, the topic of whether the muddy water in the middle Yellow River run clearer remains debatable, and, in fact, response to the topic is reasonably well documented in regard to hydrological changes in the sediment source area.

But she said that some of what the audit called overcharges were in fact debatable contractual issues related to whether KeySpan or LIPA should pick up the cost of managing the electric grid.

While the clock is debatable, the important fact is that we need to do something now.

What's less debatable is the fact Victoria is not experiencing a "youth crime wave"—that claim is just not backed up by statistics.