Sentence examples for somewhat debatable from inspiring English sources
This is somewhat debatable.
This boosts workforce participation and G.D.P. — but whether it boosts actual female welfare seems at least somewhat debatable.
Every week, he suggests – relying on a somewhat debatable 2007 statistic from a Westminster council memo – 2,000 immigrants arrive at Victoria coach station, unchecked and unreported.
This raises the question — at least for me — as to why we are announcing the athlete concussion-dementia link as a new, and still somewhat debatable, issue some 80 years later.
A semi-final England's coach had predicted would be very much about set pieces was level courtesy of a pair of somewhat debatable penalties, and drifting into extra time when Japan broke and Nahomi Kawusumi unleashed an excellent, subtly curving ball from the right.
And while it's hard to hold Tumblr at fault for wanting to clean up its network, it's somewhat debatable if an outright ban was the best way to help the people who are suffering from these diseases.
"Next, the FT corrections that are somewhat more important are based upon methodological choices that are quite debatable (to say the least).
These are debatable ideas.
Objectively, it's debatable.
