Sentence examples for debatable statement from inspiring English sources

It is a debatable statement given the attention that's been given to Mr. Romney's Mormon religion.

A debatable statement, but suffice to say that Pippen is the most credentialed player of an estimable 2010 Hall of Fame individual class that includes Karl Malone, Dennis and Gus Johnson (no relation) posthumously, the women's star Cynthia Cooper, and Bob Hurley Sr., a New Jersey high school coaching legend.

That may be a debatable statement in a country where people will go to great lengths to defend their local culinary traditions.

Lead your students to make a debatable statement, such as, "The school administration should allow students to choose between wearing uniforms or wearing street clothes".

Appearing from his ranch in Arizona, the Senator made cloudy, debatable statements on a wide-range of topics, in the process providing fodder for his Democratic critics.

Although this statement is debatable, it is generally believed that the affordable housing residents are at least middle and low income due to the qualification requirements of affordable housing applications.

This statement is debatable.

Representative John A. Boehner of Ohio, the minority leader, said several of the president's statements were debatable, including Mr. Obama's insistence that his outline for change would not run up the deficit and would not lead to too much government involvement.

While it is claimed that 3-T scans are quicker, more efficient and require less Gd-CAs, practically these statements are debatable.

Annotations with the following evidence codes are ignored: ISS (redundant across species), NAS (non-traceable author's statements are debatable), and IEA (electronic annotations come from other sources, GAD for example) and we prefer to get these annotations directly from the source).

This statement is also debatable, as it is not shown what percentage of patients had increased levels of CA125 in this study.