Sentence examples for most debatable from inspiring English sources

But the most important part of "The Second Civil War" — and the most debatable — is his claim that the current political climate is the logical, perhaps even inevitable, result of a structural change that stretched over a generation.

His most debatable action prior to the torpedo strike was taking a "four-point bearing" from Irish headlands to fix his position, which involved maintaining his direction and a moderate speed of eighteen knots for forty minutes.

Determination of a "scale unit" to help understand ecological processes has become one of the important and most debatable problems in recent years.

Wavelengths from λ = 0 8 µ m are shown, as this is the region that is most debatable when merging datasets.

The concept of beauty has been one of the most debatable topics since the beginning of mankind.

As of now, nearly three years later, the Security and Exchange commission (SEC) is still in the process of reviewing the most debatable (and a game -changing) provision of the JOBS Act - Title III, which when in effect in an unclear future, will enable businesses to sell up to $1 million in securities to the public in a one year period.

Whether the average coffee laborer actually has that kind of freedom is most certainly debatable, but Kaufmann does deal directly with the people from whom he buys the company's coffee.

Calling these images "old women" seems debatable: most look more like demons or ghosts than mortal humans of any gender.

For me, it wasn't only a matter of policies, for policies come and go, some good, some bad, and most of them debatable.

Some of the most powerful or debatable moments are when Cousins shows us children under threat, or themselves offering a threat.

The balance of who is going to take the most share is debatable at this point but the retailers are really stuck in the middle and they are going to get hit the worst, I think, in terms of their margins".