Sentence examples for more debatable is from inspiring English sources

More debatable is the claim by many ex-pros that the standard of bowling has declined.

More debatable is Black Diamonds' decision last year to sell its list to companies that have nothing to do with its parties.

There's no doubt Xenakis succeeded in creating a cohesive and instantly recognisable musical world of his own; more debatable is the size and scope of that world.

More debatable is whether it is good for the efficiency of the capital markets, and thus for the economy as a whole.

What is more debatable is the contention that "the history of atheism is best seen as a series of disagreements about authority" rather than one primarily about the existence of God.

More debatable is Mr. Kelly's suggestion that the loss of a suitcase containing the young Ernest Hemingway's apprentice writings — his first wife, Hadley, was transporting his possessions to Switzerland in 1922, when the valise was apparently stolen — was actually a fortuitous event that forced him to develop his famous style and write the books he was capable of writing.

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 other, more debatable, reason is to aerate the wine.

The plausibility for cancer was highest because there are known carcinogens in PM2.5 [ 34], while it is more debatable what agent is responsible for the cardiovascular effects in the air pollution mix.

The more debatable cases are Pennsylvania, Michigan and Minnesota.

Whether Brad Haddin returns is more debatable; perhaps it was significant that Nevill batted above him at Derby.