Sentence examples for have been debatable from inspiring English sources

At the beginning of the epidemic, that might have been debatable.

If West had the hand East projected, three spades to the ace (if South had six spades, he would have bid four spades, not doubled four hearts), three hearts to the queen or king, a doubleton diamond and five clubs to the ace-queen, both of his doubles would have been debatable.

Although A. ipaënsis was previously proposed as the probable B-genome donor and A. duranensis as the probable A-genome donor to the tetraploid Arachis species [ 13, 43, 50], these propositions have been debatable.

What else it may have is debatable.

The role of oximes in organophosphorus poisoning has been debatable.

It is important to note that positioning of botanical varieties aequatoriana and peruviana to the subspecies fastigiata or hypogaea has been debatable in the literature.

Since the evidence we have is debatable, I suppose we would thus be justified to starve them all, while waiting for better data.

Such subjective historicising may seem an imposition, but Northumberland had been "debatable land" ever since the Norman invasion drove the native culture underground, creating a thriving oral tradition epitomised by the border ballads, but destroying any continuous literary tradition.

The association between neurological toxicity and PCI has been debatable since the past 30 years [ 29– 31].

However, the applicability of Bassey's demispan equations has been debatable owing to the age of the population and the small sample size.

The substrate specificity of GPx-like proteins has been debatable not only because the parasitic nematode proteins are not enzymatically active toward H2O2 but also because PHGPxs show a variation against diverse catalytic substrates.