Examples of using Debatable in English and their translations into Hungarian
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What that says about him here is debatable.
Answering what a virus is, is debatable.
A few more acceptable texts have been successfully cobbled together from the original, highly debatable report, thanks to the rapporteur and the shadow rapporteurs.
And it's debatable who the fool is, if you intend
The influence of blood type on people's traits of character is rather debatable, but this theory is very popular in some countries, in particular, Japan.
In debatable cases, the warranty period may be extended by 5(in words: five) days as compensation for delivery time.
Whether this is the right amount is of course debatable, and there can be other aspects besides having children that need to be taken into account.
Penis enlargement products prompt some debatable discussions, although as soon as we saw the medical backing of Male Extra any fears were quickly put aside.
If a few Kosovo Albanians are mixed up among a group of immigrants(though even in their context the label“economic immigrant” is also debatable), then the Syrians are also grouped in this category.
Consequently, it is at least debatable whether we should create a new mechanism,
What is taught by the Church on contraception does not belong to material freely debatable among theologians.”.
Old Taylor are debatable did Old Taylor record"New Year's Day" just before her untimely demise?
this is an extremely long subject with many aspects still unclear and therefore debatable.
it's quite controversial and debatable, if people focus on these individual studies
give people my opinions, because the reason these issues are so debatable is that everyone has opinions.
thus that TV's responsibility in the invention of violence is, to put it mildly, debatable.
the evidence for high levels of violence in prehistory is very debatable.
Moreover, it remains debatable whether such extensions can successfully bring all restrictive measures into line with MSs' EC Treaty obligations.
The influence of blood type on people's traits of character is rather debatable, but this theory is very popular in some countries, in particular, Japan.
The abuses of the Hungarian government are debatable in themselves, however criticism becomes more