Sentence examples for there are debatable from inspiring English sources
Sure there are debatable issues: Is there enough research to support AMA's concern?
There was luck, there was debatable refereeing, but most of all there was the combined courage of Tottenham players not to surrender to the pressure and expectations stacked against them.
If there's debatable evidence supporting the prosecution case, can inferences be drawn to arrive at a verdict, if so inference/speculation on the full evidence or only where you have directed us to do so (eg circumstantial evidence, lies, the failure by Ms Pryce to mention facts to the police).
If there is debatable evidence supporting the prosecution's case, can inferences be drawn to arrive at a verdict?
But the findings are debatable: "There's a possibility that a lot of the impacted material could have been ejected at escape velocity, so we couldn't find it on Earth," Johnson said.
And both conjure up cash that may not materialise: Mr McCain hopes he can avoid crushing deficits with mysterious spending cuts, while Mr Obama relies on varied measures his campaign claims would somehow raise almost a trillion dollars over a decade.The figures are debatable, but there is one clear difference.
The RSPCA has condemned the changes, but to be fair to the BHA, with the limits still there, it's debatable if the welfare group is really correct to state "jockeys have effectively been given a licence to beat them [horses] with impunity".
These are debatable ideas.
Both claims are debatable.
Those points are debatable.
