Sentence examples for very debatable from inspiring English sources

The rest is very debatable.

Some of them are very debatable.

The state's budget pickle is neither new nor very debatable.

"It's a very debatable case," said a transit officer near a platform on the No. 1 and 9 subway lines.

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.

This is a very debatable issue in New Zealand.

"I think that's something that's very easily debatable.

"I think that's something that's very easily debatable … In that case, I was literally plunged into a conversation that's way grander and larger than this one particular issue.

It is also, at the very least, debatable.

It was willing and able to shoot, arrest, detain and intimidate in comparable circumstances — although how broadly based the Iranian revolt was, in comparison to the Tunisian revolt (which seems to have been very broadly based) is debatable.

They have become debatable for very uncommon outbreaks of ESBL-producing E. coli, and it has been suggested that routine contact isolation in a single room could be challenged in a non-epidemic setting [8, 9].