Sentence examples for biggest objection from inspiring English sources

But the biggest objection from the SNP was jeopardising the impartiality of the Speaker.

But my biggest objection goes to his editorializing about the awarding of prizes.

Perhaps the biggest objection is that hacking into the tax system is illegal.

But he said Ford's broad introduction of touch-screen systems was bound to generate the biggest objection from consumers.

The critics' biggest objection is that the treaty will somehow constrain American efforts to build missile defenses.

This was America's biggest objection to the UN scheme and is, above all, what they seek to preserve.

One of the biggest objections is the cost.

Some of the biggest objections have come from foreign regulators, including officials from Britain, Russia, Japan and Germany, The Times writes.

For Freeman, one of his biggest objections to the Victorian setting is the bushy moustache he has to wear on his top lip.

One of the biggest objections to "risky" reform schemes is that Social Security provides the bulk of retirement income for poorer Americans.

"What we found is that one of the biggest objections to the box was that it was there," Mr. Wood said.