Sentence examples for were debatable to from inspiring English sources

"There were a few decisions for both teams that were debatable, to say the least, but I don't want to talk about the referee because it was a very good game of football".

This is debatable, to say the least.

It is debatable to him whether the game would be better off without it.

Whether free schools will raise standards or aid social mobility is debatable, to say the least.

For one thing, it's debatable to what extent Hitchhiker's is science fiction at all, but however it's tagged, the cosmic setting is, to me at least, all but incidental.

Therefore, it is debatable to use EC2′s approach to evaluate the punching shear strength of slab-column connections under elevated temperature.

Some are debatable to be sure, and others are listed to offer the origins of such common phrases or variations of them throughout the years.

It is debatable to what extent the Rights of Woman is a feminist text; because the definitions of feminist vary, different scholars have come to different conclusions.

The charter concluded this section with the phrase "debts owing to other than Jews shall be dealt with likewise", so it is debatable to what extent the Jews were being singled out by these clauses.

Firstly, the recruitment was carried out in one single site that receives all female prisoners in Berlin and it is debatable to what degree the findings can be generalised to larger parts of Germany or other European contexts.

Also, it is debatable to choose 2H, or 2handed, weapons over 1H weapons.