Sentence examples for relatively debatable from inspiring English sources
Since there is no definitive body governing the rules of the English language like there is for the French language, for example, matters of style and grammar have always remained relatively debatable.
That part of the ruling, though debatable, is relatively unimportant.
Due to challenges in large scale production and purification of membrane proteins, CD spectra of membrane proteins are still relatively rare and it is debatable whether a database of reference spectra based on soluble proteins can be validly applied to membrane proteins [22], [23].
As measured by unadjusted means (table 2), the change in total antibiotic prescribing rate was relatively small and its clinical significance may be debatable.
Whether the relatively weak correlations are clinically meaningful remains a debatable point, but on a population scale, across hundreds of thousands of deaths, the results suggest that it may be important to public health and worthy of further investigation.
The wisdom of that foreign policy, whether in Syria, Egypt, or Libya, is very debatable, but it is nevertheless the expression of a relatively strong state.
Just how much the United States can learn from New Zealand is debatable: this country is small and its subsidies and tariffs were a relatively recent indulgence.
The relatively low proportion of GP consultations with young children that is focused on preventive care suggests it may be debatable whether this potential is being fully realised at present.
These are debatable ideas.
