Neither fact is incorrect, but it is debatable that historic events can be cancelled out by presenting a balance sheet.
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.
We might not like the look of sledging and it's debatable that any of it this summer was good for the game, but perhaps the Australians – against considerable forces and under the type of emotional duress that only they could truly comprehend – played exactly as they would have with Hughes in their midst.
However, it's debatable that they are ready for e-learning (Valtonen et al. 2009).
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.
And it is debatable that whether the slightly better result is worth all of the extra preparation, as well as the increased cost to the patients.
It is debatable that philosophers of statistics are ultimately concerned with the delicate, even ethereal issue of the justification of induction.
As fault detection systems are improved, the need for wafer based process control will decrease, although it is debatable that wafer based process control will ever be completely eliminated.
It is debatable that in morphometric MRI studies, the changes of the gray matter could be attributed to the changes of the cell size (neurons or glia), spine density of neurons or even blood flow or interstitial fluid [24].
These goals reflect the political reasoning of Western states generally, although, from a normative point of view, it is debatable that states may legitimately use any integration policy, of any degree of restrictiveness, to further them (e.g., Carens, 2013; Miller, 2008).
