Sentence examples for Theoretical objections from inspiring English sources
Bush's theoretical objections no longer seem to be as popular — especially in places like Ohio.
Despite all kinds of theoretical objections, it remains central to our notion of quality.
The concrete benefits of these programs, which are empirically verifiable, should trump abstract theoretical objections.
The evidence does not seem strong enough to support so revolutionary a conclusion in view of the almost insuperable theoretical objections.
But the reduction of learning to mere external stimuli and overt responses raised discordant theoretical objections that the inner activities of the organism were being ignored.
Alongside these theoretical objections are the negative practical consequences, which apply also to schools of other faiths: they segregate their children, isolating them from those of a different background.
We cannot find in the basic objectives of trademark law any obvious theoretical objection to the use of color alone as a trademark, where that color has attained "secondary meaning" and therefore identifies and distinguishes a particular brand (and thus indicates its "source").
The rocks are of the right age, so there is no theoretical objection to finding trilobites there.
Thus, while there may be a theoretical objection to using the instrument with younger children, the empirical data do not support it.
A more theoretical objection to the authors' interpretation of results (supposing that results will be confirmed by the new analyses) could emerge from the idea that male success in mating with the preferred female may reduce the probability of immediate female's re-mating, and thus reduce the risk of sperm competition on the short term.
They raise a serious objection and a theoretical question.The objection is whether the power of exclusion is being applied equally, and indeed whether it could ever be.
