Sentence examples for so debatable from inspiring English sources

WHAT makes these estimates so debatable is that millions of people are happily living on less, in some cases much less.

Clearly, the practice has tried to give the building a sense of articulation, rhythm and material refinement, but it is the sheer scale and manner of the building, in its Victorian-Edwardian context, that make it so debatable.

That one day I'll wake up and be 30 again, an age at which the appropriateness of sparkly eyelids is not so debatable?

I have great respect for people who are able to live and voice a spiritual understanding that is grounded in a practice, in self-knowledge and enquiry, which is intrinsic and independent of the simplistic narrative that make institutional religion so debatable.

Whereas if you just go for the change we're achieving, it's not so debatable".

Whether he could actually do so is debatable.

Whether arm's-length shareholders would know enough to do so is debatable.

They could not beat Palace's in-form goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey, though, and an exchange of penalties – Palace's nailed on, Glenn Whelan clearly fouling Wilfried Zaha, Stoke's less so, a debatable handball against Damien Delaney – looked to have ensured a division of the spoils before Lee's technically outstanding late strike.

So it is debatable whether banks shift much, if any, risk off their balance sheets.

Liberty, like all natural rights, is so capacious and debatable an idea that it can be made to stretch across both sides of almost any conflict.

This case study suggests that you would have to do a lot of squatting in them in order for that to be the case, so this is debatable.