Sentence examples for however debatable from inspiring English sources

However debatable that might have been then, it's clear that this year, "these people" – especially Dunham's Hannah Horvath – are not "meant to be loved".

Whether their new production, conducted by Christian Curnyn and directed by Barrie Kosky, can force a major revival of interest is, however, debatable.

[537 U.S. 208] In sum, we find that the CTEA is a rational enactment; we are not at liberty to second-guess congressional determinations and policy judgments of this order, however debatable or arguably unwise they may be.

It is possible and even plausible to deplore Professor Jeffries's ideas, but he at least has a social purpose, however debatable his methods, while Professor Levin is a mere case study.

As John Onians, author of "Classical Art and the Cultures of Greece and Rome" (1999) and director of the Britain's World Art Research Program in East Anglia, put it in an interview: "Once restorations, however debatable, become part of cultural history, they acquire their own interest and value.

It is, however, debatable whether these interventions are necessary.

The role of pRb2 in cancer development is, however, still debatable [ 18].

The formation of its chemical composition, however, is still debatable.

However, it is still debatable as to how to approach asymptomatic patients with primary TSC.

Even in far less hypothetical recreations like the Rothko murals, however, accuracy is still debatable.

However it is still debatable whether the high concentration or kidney damage is the preceding event.