Sentence examples for longer debatable from inspiring English sources

Then he explained what he meant when he called himself a skeptic, and clarified the distinction between theological issues that have been authoritatively determined by the church and hence are no longer debatable and other issues that are open to debate.

"Gun control is no longer debatable, it's not a conversation, its a moral mandate".

Well, if you're Mike D and your mom is Hester Diamond, this fact is obvious enough that it's no longer debatable.

The threat from overuse of antibiotics in animals is no longer debatable; even the F.D.A. recognizes that we face an urgent problem.

While the military strategy of paying off one's enemies (in the form of protection money, not to shoot at us) is debatable (it did admittedly work wonders in Iraq), what is no longer debatable is the fact that all American taxpayers, even by a narrow definition of "material support of terrorism," are now guilty of aiding our sworn enemies.

Mix all of these up in the large bowl and take turns pulling one out at a time and have each person who wishes to comment, raise their hand and take turns until it is no longer debatable and hopefully new ideas have arose to aid in resolving that circumstance.

It is no longer a debatable point that large numbers of business travelers are now flying on fares the airlines intended for leisure travelers.

Feminist porn is no longer a debatable reality; it has become a matter of discussing how it will be organized, and who will get paid, and for doing what.

I may no longer be a child (debatable, some may say), but that doesn't mean that amphibians cease to amaze me.

As a word maven, I'd rather use articulatable, rhyming with "debatable"; it's a syllable longer but a lot easier to say.

This book gets longer, for sure, though whether it gets deeper is debatable.