Sentence examples for among objections from inspiring English sources

Among objections raised, two may be mentioned.

Local environmental problems of noise and air pollution will, rightly, rank high among objections to specific plans.

Among other objections, some child psychologists objected to the characters' use of made-up or mispronounced words (such as "eh-oh!" for "hello") and to the show's targeting of very young viewers.

Schwartz (1978, 1980) pointed out, among many objections, that even in such a case we could make objects fitting the original description; we would then regard the pencil-like organisms as impostors, not as "genuine" pencils.

They argued that the deadline was draconian, among other objections.

Among the objections it will consider are those from rights holders.

Among various objections to such initiatives, perhaps the strongest has to do with invasion of privacy.

Among the objections listed by the project's opponents are the increase in truck traffic and the effects on views, air quality, and tourism.

The cost of the logistics and the danger of an escape attempt were among the objections raised to having a civilian trial in New York.

Chief among the objections to Sir Michael Lyons' report was that it failed to say enough about how its proposals could be financed.

Among their objections: local communities would have to raise already high property taxes so school districts would have the money to pay the payroll tax.