Sentence examples for debatable though from inspiring English sources

It's debatable, though, how much attention investors are actually paying to credit ratings these days.

It's debatable, though, whether any of those count as console-sellers.

It is debatable, though, whether it is possible to separate the two: the style of Dynamo Kiev and Ajax only became possible as rationing came to an end and sports science developed, for 'pressing' places great physical demands on players.

In his notes for Blue, he makes it clear that the theme of freedom is meant in a non-political sense: 'We're talking about individual freedom, a profound freedom, freedom of life.' It's debatable, though, how far-reaching Kieslowski's films really are as moral inquiries.

How sensitive investors are to this increased risk is debatable, though.

"That is not debatable" — though he also stressed the importance of finding new revenue.

That's at least a debatable point, though I think it's a stupid and ridiculous debate -- even if we could figure it out, who cares about the average humor level of the sexes?

Whether any of this actually counts as intelligence, though, is debatable.

Just how valuable a benefit it is in a time like this, though, is debatable.

It cannot have escaped Benedict's notice that, according to a traditional (though debatable) interpretation of "The Inferno," Pope Celestine is the figure Dante met in the vestibule to hell: "I saw and recognized the shade of one who, through cowardice, made the great refusal".

That part of the ruling, though debatable, is relatively unimportant.