Sentence examples for be particularly objectionable from inspiring English sources

The proposed rules seem to be particularly objectionable to some European banks in two ways.

As a United States Marine reservist who recently served a combat tour in Iraq, I find this incident to be particularly objectionable.

"When something like this happens which he finds to be particularly objectionable," Mr. Liebenson said, referring to the Audi and Opel advertisements, "he's willing to be engaged in an effort to assert his rights, and in doing so he has helped clarify the law in two key jurisdictions".

It's hard to see where either was particularly objectionable.

What is particularly objectionable is that the supposed concern with animal welfare is completely spurious.

Its decision to broadcast lurid footage of captured and apparently executed American soldiers was particularly objectionable.

Unlike expropriation and monopolisation by ruling elites, none of these causes of rising inequality are particularly objectionable in their own right.

John D. Sabini, chairman of the New York State Racing and Wagering Board, said, "Stealing charitable gaming funds under the cloak of charity and religion are particularly objectionable crimes".

Considering the vertical accelerations involved, pitching and heaving, or a combination of the two, are particularly objectionable for passenger comfort and safeguarding of cargo.

"It is particularly objectionable to subject the development and implementation of national energy policy on submerged federal lands to the caprice of an individual state governor," they said.

This was particularly objectionable to mathematicians of a "constructive" bent such as the so-called French Empiricists Baire, Borel and Lebesgue, for whom a mathematical object could be asserted to exist only if it can be defined in such a way as to characterize it uniquely.