debateable造句

• It's debateable whether the stars are aligned for the Falcons.
• Quiet ( to the degree of electrics ) is a debateable benefit.
• However, your caracterization of " Bomis friends " is definitly debateable.
• Dam breaching is as lively and debateable an alternative as it was a year ago,
• What is the level of usability is debateable, but it should satisfy the majority.
• That's debateable, however.
• Article states that it is debateable.
• That point is debateable, since they are harming the woman who has to wear the thing.
• But whether you should go out of your way to buy it, instead of buying Banco Santander, is debateable.
• Now, with the policy Israel euphemizes as preventative targeting _ ethically debateable virtually by definition _ most of the world is indifferent.
• I attempted to explain how Mr . Weyrich didn't fit the bill, and the source's credibility was debateable.
• While the merits of SlimVirgin's actions there are debateable, I'd like to know what kind of disruption I made.
• Hugo does fart an awful lot, but whether or not that consitutes a hobby may be, now that you mention it, debateable.
• The mechanisms proposed are a superset of what I propose, and the other features seem difficult to implement and at best of debateable value.
• :I don't have a great understanding of these issues, but your characterization of Anthere's letter seems debateable to me.
• "But whether you'd go out of your way to buy it, instead of buying Banco Santander, is debateable ."
• Diablo then complained about Xombie, listed as 3RR violations Xombie's clearly correct removal of inappropriate posts as well as some that were more debateable.
• Ace Books, Penguin Modern Classics ) and even these are quite debateable . : : ( Desk ) 12 : 25, 7 November 2006 ( UTC)
• Several POV assertions on debateable cases and linguistic claims; and the term "'Indo-Aryan "'should never be used without context and justification.
• Now, with the policy Israel euphemizes as preventative targeting _ ethically debateable virtually by definition _ most of the world and just about all of U . S . opinion is indifferent.