Sentence examples for Considerable objection from inspiring English sources

She said that she strongly encouraged Ms. Blunt, over considerable objection, to make the essay the first chapter in the book.

Despite Trump's considerable objections, House Speaker Paul D. Ryan (R-Wis). praised the bill becoming law.

Prime minister Gordon Brown said he still had to overcome "considerable objections" in the intelligence community, who suggested a ban on intercept evidence could damage the fight against terrorism.

We think, however, that there would be considerable prudential objection to reversing a judgment because of instructions that petitioner accepted, and indeed itself requested.

This and the fact that the MBA method has considerable ethical objections, has lead to a demand to use alternative approaches [ 12, 19].

There were also, he argued, considerable ethical objections to a comparison of surgery and radiotherapy, for about a quarter of the patients undergoing surgery survived for five years or longer.

Avicenna also devotes considerable attention to this objection: "Why is the end considered a prior cause when in fact it is an effect of the other causes?"(Avicenna MH: 220, trans. modified).

It should be stressed that the points I shall raise below are not intended to represent knock-down objections to Habermas' arguments, although I believe that they are powerful enough to at least raise considerable concerns about Habermas' objections.

There has already been considerable press coverage of objections to the changes proposed for Eero Saarinen's T.W.A. Flight Center, including the demolition of the two satellite terminals.

The most considerable of these remaining objections is, that the plan of the convention contains no bill of rights.

Those impressed by the "not-a-distinct-theory" objection presumably give considerable weight to the fact that standard quantum mechanics came first.