Sentence examples for consistent objections from inspiring English sources
According to Mr. Port and Mr. Hanley, the most consistent objections were raised by the former executive editor of The A.P., William Ahearn.
Unfortunately, policy makers have acted on that impression over the consistent objections of researchers who have cautioned against this inappropriate use of VAM.
But if you accept the idea that each human life has the same value and dignity, and there is no consistent objection to seeing images of the dead from other countries, it's hard to mount a reasonable argument against what editors here chose to do.
Without consistent owner objections to such indiscriminately offensive spending practices, the illicit activity will continue.
But he was a trenchant critic of W.'s budget-busting tax cuts and other policies because his objections were consistent and honestly felt.
So understood, this first objection call it the "moral objection"—does not deny the explanatory adequacy of evolutionary concepts and principles themselves; and it is consistent with the moral objection to think that these tools are exactly correct for the explanatory task.
Consistent Aristotelians would reject this objection because they believe money is merely a medium of exchange, something able to corrupt people and natural exchanges, hence something unable to capture fundamentally incommensurable and superior values---like human flourishing.
However, this method is not self consistent [ 5, 6] and technical objections have been raised [ 7].
For it means that, starting from any known falsehood, one could reason counterfactually to anything whatever consistent with it.[25] Another objection might be that counterfactual reasoning, at least as we are thinking of it today, does not incorporate epistemic factors in the way the theory of positio does.
This result is consistent with Johnson and Goldstein's finding that family objections to a love one's consent might play a role in determining actual donation rates [ 8].
