Sentence examples for debatable one from inspiring English sources

"There was another debatable one on Scott McDonald, which could have gone either way, but it just didn't go for us.

There is one obvious exception – and a debatable one.

The debatable one is the 1992 Democratic race, when Paul Tsongas won the New Hampshire primary.

Because while Madrid had been "better at just about everything" – and that's highly debatable – one thing they weren't better at was finishing.

They say its value as an alternative energy is debatable: one unit of energy expended in producing it gives less than two units of energy in the form of ethanol.

Whether "Sunken Garden" represents a brave new world for an art form sometimes derided — wrongly — as antiquated and irrelevant is debatable: one did not leave the Barbican savoring the prospect of Fafner's breathing fire into the cheap seats in Wagner's "Siegfried".

Although a free and democratic Iraq is obviously desirable, the wisdom of such an experiment is debatable, and one doubts that more than 600 families would sacrifice their loved ones to validate a hypothesis.

While the reasons are debatable, no one can argue with the results.

Whether men writing about the scandal remains an issue in and of itself remains debatable, but one thing is certain: it is indicative of a much wider problem.

Whether they will all still be at the club by then is debatable but one issue appears prominent: a hierarchy is yet to be decided.

And these are debatable, as one of them arose simply because he was ill," Michel-Gabriel was quoted as saying.