Sentence examples for well debatable from inspiring English sources
The notion of eliminating nightshades is, well, debatable.
Funded by some seed angel capital right now, HubDub could well move into a real fantasy league model, assuming people really are as passionate about news as they are about sports, which is, well, debatable.
Engaging in debate may simply serve to reinforce the misperception that the scientific fact base is, well, debatable.
Whether that figure can be attributed to online viewers' shorter attention spans or a collective inability to stomach the entire event is, well, still debatable.
He said, "Well, that's debatable.
Well, it's debatable: Charles Spencer at the Telegraph was just as disappointed in the show as the North American critics were while there were a handful of Yanks and Canucks like me who praised it.
As far as how innovative this thing is, well, that's debatable.
As well as its debatable role in Factor XII activation, polyP was also found to accelerate thrombin generation [27] and enhance fibrin clot stability [28].
Let us take a look at the "dead" parts of Modern Synthesis, according to Rose and Oakley and reassess the status of each postulate in view of the true diversity of life forms: (i) "The genome is a well-organized library of genes" -It is debatable just how well organized prokaryotic genomes are but, unless optimality is seriously claimed, they do appear to be reasonably good libraries.
Well, it's certainly debatable in a hypothetical sense.
