Sentence examples for less debatable from inspiring English sources

Less debatable is that the specter of Communism is haunting New York these days.

Their meaning, it seems, has become more, not less, debatable with the passage of time.

That the Vikings radically transformed Iceland and Greenland with their introduction of domesticated animals is less debatable.

Shouldn't a nerd book begin with an example less debatable — Bill Gates, George Lucas or the Dungeons & Dragons creators Dave Arneson and Gary Gygax?

Less debatable is the idea that commercial success domesticated pornography, as evidenced by one of the genre's earlier and tawdrier specimens, "DEEP THROAT".

Less debatable is the negligible impact that Bergdahl's release has on the fate of the war that led to his captivity.

He avoided jeers that way, but whether it made the whole presentation more or less absurd is debatable.

Whether this was an actual goal or one promoted simply to make the owners' grab for more money less obvious is debatable.

The reasons why younger voters feel less connected are debatable, but to Mr. McKee, it gets back to the problem of too few candidates.

They could not beat Palace's in-form goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey, though, and an exchange of penalties – Palace's nailed on, Glenn Whelan clearly fouling Wilfried Zaha, Stoke's less so, a debatable handball against Damien Delaney – looked to have ensured a division of the spoils before Lee's technically outstanding late strike.

But with a healthy crop of solid Android options available for far less, it's debatable whether people would pay for a more expensive device from Apple.