Sentence examples for debatable work from inspiring English sources

Combination of different extraction methods is an interesting and debatable work in the field of sample preparation.

The referees Stephen Walkom and Dan O'Halloran, who had made other debatable calls that worked in the Rangers' favor, sent Richards off for holding after Capitals defenseman John Carlson crossed in front of him at the Rangers' blue line and fell.

How much the African photograph actually shaped this work is debatable, but it struck a chord.

Whether an appeal to the owners' better nature will work is debatable.

MacDiarmid published a lot of work of debatable quality in his lifetime, yet his disregard of some 300 poems suggests that he aspired to keep his oeuvre trim.

It is debatable whether unicameralism can work in a small unitary country like New Zealand, but in a large federal country like Australia having adequate state and territory representation is vital.

While the military strategy of paying off one's enemies (in the form of protection money, not to shoot at us) is debatable (it did admittedly work wonders in Iraq), what is no longer debatable is the fact that all American taxpayers, even by a narrow definition of "material support of terrorism," are now guilty of aiding our sworn enemies.

AllMusic's Richie Unterberger felt that the album shared Sgt. Pepper's "faux-conceptual forms", but had "stronger compositions", and wrote of its standing in the band's catalogue: "Whether Abbey Road is the Beatles' best work is debatable, but it's certainly the most immaculately produced (with the possible exception of Sgt. Pepper) and most tightly constructed".

The deregulation of drinking hours was meant to introduce Britain to a more European lifestyle but it is debatable whether that has worked or not.

It is debatable whether someone who works 10 hours a day sweeping the streets or toiling in a factory should have far less resources available to him or her than someone born into wealth.

Other senior Liberals are deeply concerned, because it is highly debatable whether this tactic will work.