Sentence examples for good debatable from inspiring English sources

Rizzo defended the decision to shut down Strasburg and criticized the buzz surrounding it: "It's a good conversational piece, it's a good debatable subject.

Whether the endorsement did the Labour Party any good is debatable; but for Miss Halliwell, who had an album to plug, it was just fine.But contacts are not enough: it's what you do with them.

Whether the Great British Public will come up with the goods remains debatable.

Whether the Jets have a good offense is debatable.

Whether this is a good thing is debatable.

Whether the vinegar actually makes a good weedkiller is debatable, but it does make streets smell like a chip shop.

But overall, economists agreed quite a lot: there were no dissenting views on 32 of the 80 questions in the sample.Whether that is an entirely good thing is debatable.

What dogs think of as luxury is probably different from the human idea and whether painting your dog's nails or giving him a mohawk is actually a good idea is debatable.

Despite his vast power, influence, (debatable) good looks, and acting talent, it's not a given DiCaprio will be able to save the Great Barrier Reef.

But things have not gone well on the ice, and the theory that a close team makes a good team has proved debatable.

There is a whiff of sack-cloth and ashes about their arguments, which usually depend on people giving up the comforts of a modern economy to achieve some debatable greater good.