Sentence examples for it is still debatable from inspiring English sources

Although dementia screening has been advocated to enable early intervention, it is still debatable whether screening is beneficial in terms of its impact to patients and most importantly the families.

Yet it is still debatable whether to stop trying.

Climate change is happening, the cause of it is still debatable.

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

But it is still debatable whether they are using their sexuality any more than their male counterparts always have.

Yahoo's board composition has changed since that time, but it is still debatable whether the board wasn't patient enough with Ms. Bartz's strategy or failed to override it.

You'll remember of course the old rhetorical question: 'Is the Pope Catholic?' Evidently someone at The Times of London thought it was still debatable.

It's still debatable whether his efforts made any difference; possibly the dollar would have fallen in any case.

It's still debatable how many British were killed here and figures are continually being revised, but the guess is that only 200 of the original 600 came out unscathed.

Among Verne's first clients is Greenqloud, a cloud computing operation that bills itself as "100percentt carbon neutral". However, Verne marketing manager Lisa Rhodes says it's "still debatable" whether green energy will be a major selling point.

While few people criticize Bluetooth's technology or dispute the expected ramp-up in wireless use, it's still debatable how committed Bluetooth's supporting members will be.