Sentence examples for debatable matter from inspiring English sources

Whether Penn State should be playing football next season on television, or at all, is another debatable matter but not the reality for O'Brien and his players any more than the guilty-as-charged evil of Jerry Sandusky and the alleged negligence of Paterno are their responsibility.

An ectopic cervical thymus (ECT) is regarded as a rare congenital anomaly; therefore, the optimal diagnostic and therapeutic strategy remains a debatable matter.

The way and extent to which the Britons survived under the Saxons is a debatable matter.

However, the correlation between PTEN status and RAD51 expression remains a debatable matter.

However, the implication of such nomenclature system is always a debatable matter.

Whether institutional leadership is best in the hands of academicians or professional managers is a debatable matter.

These matters are debatable and uncertain — maybe permanently so.

This is not really a debatable point; it is a matter of accounting identities.

I believe that the demise of the Soviet Union was due more to the inability of a closed economy to keep pace with personal computers and fax machines, but the matter is both debatable, and not highly relevant anymore.

This matter is rather debatable in the literature since some reviews, which focus on muscle activity during computer use, suggest a stronger relationship between computer use and complaints of the hand and arm, than to complaints of the neck and shoulders [ 22, 23].

The best answer, according to lawyers who have looked at the documents made public to date, is that as a legal matter it may be debatable, but as a practical matter almost certainly not.