Sentence examples for a different objection from inspiring English sources

Last week, one of the flu scientists under pressure to limit publication raised a different objection.

Defending a defence policy ReprintsNorth Dakota had a different objection to the army's plan: its cost.

Pam Spaulding of Pandagon raises a different objection: Kaine's support for a Virginia constitutional amendment that would ban same-sex marriage.

I said, 'Can you believe this?' And she said, 'Oh, my God, I'm a Kappa Kappa Gamma, how could you do that?' " The executive director of Kappa Kappa Gamma, DALE BRUBECK, raised a different objection.

That, she says with remarkable generosity, is what any businessman would do.But Mrs Sabatini and her fellow smallholders do have a different objection: Mr Trump's behaviour may perhaps be natural, but local town planners are wrong to take his side.

If some of the opposition to Tribe, then, is a disagreement with his views, there is a different objection to Tribe's work based not on the merits of his claims but on his devotion of so much time and energy to what are very well-represented clients like Nike and General Electric.

But talk to any more moderate critic of Nessma's airing of the film (which, from my conversations, would describe the majority of the country), and you'll hear a very different objection: timing.

Section 2 provides a discussion of a number of different objections to fictionalism, as well as a number of different versions of fictionalism.

From this admission, however, some have been tempted to argue for the next, radically different, objection.

Yet the second way of arguing for rule-consequentialism runs into another and quite different objection.

Uncouth, maybe, but as a member of this chorus it felt glorious: a multitude of different objections to this man and his government were finding spontaneous expression where the only alternative was to be helplessly patronised.