Sentence examples for debatable that from inspiring English sources

Although the electability question between Mr. Romney and Mr. Santorum is debatable, that is a point in Mr. Romney's favor.

However debatable that might have been then, it's clear that this year, "these people" – especially Dunham's Hannah Horvath – are not "meant to be loved".

Whether the world needs a luxury condom is debatable; that Sheen needs whatever work he can get is not.

Neither fact is incorrect, but it is debatable that historic events can be cancelled out by presenting a balance sheet.

It's also debatable that our prehistoric ancestors really were that healthy – they certainly didn't live too long.

It's debatable that instant replay would improve baseball, but the general managers will discuss another element that, if changed, could definitely improve the game.

That all is debatable, now that I'm in my early  30s.

Whether more money would help move Libya forward seemed debatable since that was not the problem that was described.

Goulding lost the ball returning a kick and Australia got the first of the debatable decisions that went in their favour.

That authority results in Draconian enforcement, however, when used capriciously to uphold debatable policies that aren't relevant to safety.

Whether any given African American is qualified to receive a particular opportunity is a debatable factor that varies widely within the societal cross-section.