Sentence examples for big objection from inspiring English sources

So, what does Taranto's big objection to the National Popular Vote plan boil down to?

I don't have any big objection that we got defensive with 10 minutes to play".

"The big objection, for years, was that managers would never learn to type," says Tapscott, who speaks in italics.

It says a lot about him that his big objection to it is, essentially, that it gives him too much credit.

R.C. -- Here's my big objection to her getting married now: We'll never find out what happens when David Duchovny gets out of the nuthouse.

This is shrewd because a big objection from incumbents has been that the effects of market opening are unknowable and could be disastrous.Nevertheless, the directive is likely to face howls of complaint.

THE anti-globalisation brigade likes to tout two big objections to new technology's role in promoting growth.

Here are the big objections: those with little money were never paying anyway, so free care does nothing for them.

If states contemplating a weapons programme believe that counter-proliferation can work, then they are less likely to proliferate themselves.There are some big objections to Global Zero's aspirations.

At which point, if he continues to be lucky, the ECHR will fold or do a minimal deal allowing the vote for only the most minor offenders serving very short sentences: after all, its justices raised three big objections to the blanket ban on prisoner voting, and one of them was that Britain's parliament had not debated the issue properly.

And yet, one of the big objections to corporate social responsibility has been, why should your personal values about what you want to give to, and what charities– why should you be spending the shareholders' money deciding that you want to support breast cancer, verses Habitat for Humanity?