Sentence examples for is always debatable from inspiring English sources

"Intelligence is something that is always debatable.

Whether art can serve to effect change, environmentally or otherwise, is always debatable.

Whether choreographers can be stimulated by working on assignment is always debatable.

"It is always debatable when a scrum goes down as to whose fault it is.

Dirty Grandpa isn't that something – but there are a few gags here, and though De Niro's ability to play comedy is always debatable, he is more relaxed than we've seen him in a while.

The viability of the big trade show is always debatable.

It was always debatable whether it was sensible for New Labour to have so heavily defined itself by income tax rates.

Matters of taste are always debatable, but by one objective measure -- the amount of oil that gives the fish its richness and much of its flavor -- Yukon River kings would seem to be unmatched.

It was always debatable whether a European breakaway league could succeed, but surely it would be much more of a risk without English involvement, when the Premier League is not only the biggest moneyspinner but also the most eagerly watched football competition around the world.

The year-long national topics, which serve the highly-specific technical needs of the elite national circuit, are often "critiqued" as symptomatic of a training system that forms cynical technocrats who will tolerate injustice as part of a never-ending, brutal game where real consequences are always "debatable".

The benefits of using bibliometric search terms are always debatable.