Sentence examples for more debatable in from inspiring English sources

Were the issue to become more debatable in the eyes of Republican voters, he might begin to trail Mr. Santorum by a fairly large margin.

The assertion looks more debatable in recent weeks, after the furor over Mr. Obama's former pastor and his inflammatory views on America, the biggest of a series of "distractions" that have knocked the Obama campaign off stride.

In contrast, the classification of this gene in the Group II is more debatable in the light of its totally different evolutionary history.

Biomonitoring is even more debatable in that direct health benefits are only occasionally produced, for example when levels detected are in the range of those known to affect health and remedial action is possible.

Fluid resuscitation is still one of the more debatable topics in critical care.

What is more debatable and is more in dispute is, whether having exhausted the obvious avenues in sex discrimination and equal treatment, they are going well beyond the field".

The position of Nme10 in the Group II is in contrast more debatable due to its very specific evolutionary history and the recent incorporation of an NDPk domain, before or around the gnathostome radiation.

The position of Nme10 is in contrast more debatable due to its very specific evolutionary history.

A second pathophysiologic theory, admittedly more debatable, is that hyperexcitable primary afferents, in the area of focal demyelination, become a source of ectopic generation of impulses and ephaptic transmission (cross talk) from close, healthy nerve fibers.

Whether he has given them long enough, in the right environment, is more debatable.

It is suggested that the water vapour is mainly adsorbed by the standard clustering mechanisms observed in other carbon materials, but the mechanisms responsible for the improvement in electrical performance are much more debatable.