Sentence examples for was very debatable from inspiring English sources

The decision to rule out Tommy Elphick's header for a foul on Dejan Lovren was very debatable - and surely Philippe Coutinho was offside, even stretching to try and touch Jordan Henderson's cross.

The rest is very debatable.

Some of them are very debatable.

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.

"Whether you'll get anybody who can do a lot of damage who can get 30 goals is very debatable".

All of the above is very debatable, Spitznagel acknowledges as much, but Smoot-Hawley was initially conceived (wrongly) as relief for farmers suffering falling agricultural prices.

The argument that an attack on Iran would rally her Opposition around the government is very debatable.

It is very debatable that the hopes of Trent came true, and that his attempt to spread smallpox among the Native Americans succeeded.

The origin of the San Marzano variety is very debatable.

Religion and love can be very debatable, but that's not the point.

"Whether they could make it work is very, very debatable, and I'm certainly not the man to answer that.