Sentence examples for is rather debatable from inspiring English sources

Describing the choice to maintain treatment without any change as 'inert' can give the incorrect impression of lethargy, and is rather debatable semantically.

This matter is rather debatable in the literature since some reviews, which focus on muscle activity during computer use, suggest a stronger relationship between computer use and complaints of the hand and arm, than to complaints of the neck and shoulders [ 22, 23].

But because of the small number of samples used, these associations are rather weak or even debatable [9], [11], [14].

Whether one wants to use the Libdock score for (absolute) prediction of binding affinity interactions is debatable, rather this approach might help to limit or prioritize which compounds to test.

So will the current outburst persist until the comet arrives at the sun on Thanksgiving Day (Nov. 28)? "Whether by chance we have caught the comet at the peak of the outburst is certainly debatable (to me rather improbable) and it may well still brighten further," Bortle said.

Best bargain Whether or not this counts as a bargain is debatable, but a rather tasty Wüsthof classic Japanese cook's knife was reduced to £97.95.

The choice to use folinic acid/leucovorin rather than folic acid is debatable.

This is somewhat debatable.

"Now is that debatable?

That is certainly debatable.

That much is not debatable.