Sentence examples for this can be debated from inspiring English sources

"The precise accuracy of league tables like this can be debated but there is no mistaking the alarm bell warning that our success is at risk if we as a nation don't take action to fight off such fierce competition". She added that the UK was less well-funded than its competitors and if public spending cuts hit budgets they would be under increasing pressure.

The morality of this can be debated but the right to an anonymous exchange cannot.

(I think Chelsea only had one penalty, and that was the Piqué handball; this can be debated in your local pub till the sun runs out of hydrogen, however).

While this can be debated (since Gertrude Barrows Bennett, writing under the pseudonym Francis Stevens, published science fiction stories as early as 1917), Harris is recognized as the first woman to publish stories in science fiction magazines under her own name.

While this can be debated, it is indisputable that the primary aims of the WTO agreements are to reduce – not erect – trade barriers.

Relative risks for mortality and morbidity are generally assumed to be the same for chronic alcohol-related diseases, although this can be debated [ 12].

As for just how politically charged the phrase is, that can be debated.

I think that can be debated.

This assumption can be debated, but appears reasonable to us.

The pros and cons of this approach can be debated.

Whether Twitter is the ultimate instantiation of this intersection can be debated, but the TinyURL in the center of that system is the payload that most directly connects to our core instincts for preservation.