Whereas if you just go for the change we're achieving, it's not so debatable".
WHAT makes these estimates so debatable is that millions of people are happily living on less, in some cases much less.
That one day I'll wake up and be 30 again, an age at which the appropriateness of sparkly eyelids is not so debatable?
I have great respect for people who are able to live and voice a spiritual understanding that is grounded in a practice, in self-knowledge and enquiry, which is intrinsic and independent of the simplistic narrative that make institutional religion so debatable.
Whether the parents will like it so much is debatable but the older sibling will certainly enjoy the licence to make demands.
While you could make it 100% secure, you'd also make it so un-portable that the point of owning it becomes debatable.
Not only that, but a significant number of those subscribers come from bundled deals with mobile operators, something the streaming service Deezer has built itself on, so it is debatable just how "active" its users are (some customers, often known as "zombie users" have a subscription as part of their monthly package but don't actually use it).
So it is debatable whether banks shift much, if any, risk off their balance sheets.
(Many of his subjects are living, however, so it's debatable whether they actually qualify as "still life" — what the French call "nature morte" and the Italians "natura morta" — that is, dead nature).
But it is debatable, so to speak, whether very many voters are really paying close attention to all this talk, much less whether they will remember much of it when it comes time to vote early next year.
