Sentence examples for common objection from inspiring English sources

Another common objection is that ordinary objects have different persistence conditions from their parts.

Their anger reflects a common objection to workplace arbitration.

"The most common objection was that the terms and grammar are too difficult for today's children".

The most common objection is that American troops abroad might be subject to politically motivated prosecution.

"A common objection to inherited wealth is that it stifles the urge to work," he writes.

And I was very aware of the potential for cheating, a common objection to online learning.

The most common objection is likely to be the "limited public interest condition".

One common objection to raising the threshold is that the current system works just fine.

In 1753, Wesley said: "… so wickedly, devilishly false is that common objection, 'They are poor, only because they are idle'".

At first glance, this project risks exacerbating a common objection to theatre: its limitation to small, self-selecting audiences.

That's the most common objection to outsourcing in general, but we think markets are pretty good at figuring that out.