Sentence examples for debatable relationship from inspiring English sources

The Gillmor Gang — Robert Scoble, Keith Teare, Kevin Marks, John Taschek, and Steve Gillmor — pondered the debatable relationship between Netflix' House of Cards and the tech community.

If the House vote on the Amash-Conyers amendment nearly defunding a piece of the NSA's blanket surveillance didn't prove that Snowden is a whistle-blower, then two plus two has a debatable relationship to four.

Solid lines represent primary linkages – very clear relationships between the two groups – and dashed lines represent secondary linkages – more variable or debatable relationships.

Also, the direction of the relationship remains debatable; a reversed negative effect of training on turnover seems unlikely, but not impossible.

It has been reported that oral Candida colonisation is significantly higher in females compared to males; however, this relationship remains debatable [ 5, 6].

Since in our study the patient number is higher than in the other studies available in the literature and we could not demonstrate resilient general trends in the NSCLC group, such relationships might be debatable.

Just when Stephens stopped looking like a mentee and more like a threat to Williams is debatable, but the tenor of their relationship certainly changed when Stephens beat Williams in three sets in the quarterfinals at the Australian Open.

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

Prior studies, primarily using ELISA methods, have described numerous cytokines and chemokines present in human follicular fluid form patients undergoing IVF, although their relationship to IVF success is debatable [ 44, 45].

The relationship between growth and menarche remains debatable.

Moreover, there is no routine radiographic examination focusing on fusion status, although the relationship between fusion and outcome is debatable [ 5].