Sentence examples similar to debatable time from inspiring English sources

Secondly, a clear and non-debatable time limit was provided, with a circumscribed date for terminating treatment for all patients (at the end of eight weeks of residential treatment).

An important limitation requires discussion, and that is the particular nature of a retrospective study, the relevance of which could be more debatable because time lapses differed according to patients.

It turned out to be a crucial game as Leicester got a debatable injury-time penalty, at the right end for me, which they scored to draw the match and gain a vital point on their way to the title.

The impact of asset buying is debatable, but over time the effects are significant, in our view.

At present, it is unclear and debatable whether a time in bed that is the same as the general population is sufficient for athletes.

Looks pretty cool, but it seems debatable how much time you'd actually save over just unlocking the phone with your finger….

Pauline Stafford comments that "Alfred's dominance in the 890s over Æthelred, Lord of the Mercians, was as debatable at the time as it still is".

The amount of written evidence that survives on these topics is not all that large, and Mr Kemp surveys it effectively enough, even if his interpretation of the terms used is at times debatable.

Benitez complained after the Reading defeat of "things that happened I did not like" but declined to criticise referee Phil Dowd, who gave Reading a debatable penalty in injury time which forced the match into extra-time.

Whether Guardiola will be around for the bulk of Messi's time is debatable.

Whether it's the best rock 'n' roll record of all time is debatable (I'm in the Jefferson Airplane's "Somebody to Love" camp myself), it is unquestionably a song that affected the trajectory of all rock 'n' roll that followed.