Sentence examples for is debatable that from inspiring English sources

Although the electability question between Mr. Romney and Mr. Santorum is debatable, that is a point in Mr. Romney's favor.

While both declines show statistically significant trends, whether or not the low single digit declines against P. aeruginosa are clinically significant is debatable – that is, these declines in effectiveness are probably noticed in some institutions more than others, to the extent that the higher MICs observed here are not evenly distributed among hospitals.

Whether the world needs a luxury condom is debatable; that Sheen needs whatever work he can get is not.

Neither fact is incorrect, but it is debatable that historic events can be cancelled out by presenting a balance sheet.

While Carter's opinion that the game was already decided when Ward ran off the final 9 points is debatable, that Ward unexpectedly provided an offensive burst is not.

Thus, it is debatable that the fast population growth is the root of environmental degradation, in fact, ecological intercorrelation determines the edge effects of regional economic scale.

It's debatable that instant replay would improve baseball, but the general managers will discuss another element that, if changed, could definitely improve the game.

It was debatable that he should have been playing in this match: he remains in the squad but in this sort of state he should surely not be in the XI at Lord's.

However, it's debatable that they are ready for e-learning (Valtonen et al. 2009).

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.

That all is debatable, now that I'm in my early  30s.