Sentence examples for is of debatable from inspiring English sources

Nothing is known of his wife, Prisca, other than what the contemporary Latin Christian writer Lactantius Firmianus says in his De mortibus persecutorum, which is of debatable veracity.

Too prominent to be unscathed by Sparta's loss of authority after the Battle of Leuctra (371), Xenophon was expelled from Scillus and is said to have settled in Corinth though here, as elsewhere, the biographical tradition is of debatable authority, since the episode does not appear in Xenophon's own writings.

First, selection of an appropriate control is problematic because the TB granuloma is strikingly different from uninfected lung parenchyma and contains a markedly different set of cell lineages; therefore the comparison between infected and uninfected tissue is of debatable value.

Private offices and expressions of hierarchy are of debatable value.

Sure, "Rent" the movie was of debatable quality, but a few reviewers took hard swings at the show itself.

Other measures (including gloves or digestive decontamination) were found to be of debatable interest.

Following consultation with stakeholders, it was agreed that this difference (2.94 2.18) represented the minimum clinically important difference, with any smaller difference in mean clinic visits being of debatable value.

However, given that immune responses specifically induced by a vaccine will not be typically accompanied by the potentially multi-factorial immune responses associated with NAI, the relationship between GIA and epidemiological data are of debatable use to vaccine developers.

Whether genuine equality under genuine government of, by and for the people could ever exist is, of course, debatable.

The validity of drawing a clear line of causality from the Pastors' actions to the ongoing violence in Afghanistan is of course debatable.

All of that is, of course, debatable (right down to timescale: in fact, some of the book is more than 25 years old).