Sentence examples for easy to object from inspiring English sources

It's easy to object to censorship when it's being pursued by regimes in Turkey, China or Iran.

It's easy to object to the Kardashians, as to any brand built on conspicuous consumption, or on making a perfect (and perfectly unaffordable) female body.

While the process of structuring new kinds of information for the social graph to distribute is still sorting itself out, it is easy to object to the frivolity of information on Facebook.

It's difficult to say whether he raised objections to placate those homeowner groups -- hey, it's a lot easier to object to development in another city than in one's own district, isn't it?

The flexibility of the data model mentioned in the previous paragraphs, in tandem with easy mapping of documents to object oriented constructs [60], makes these data stores especially suited for fast application development.

A letter to the prime minister signed by more than 100 Tory backbenchers called for a "dramatic cut" in subsidies for onshore windfarms, and new planning rules to make it easier for local communities to object to them.

The MPs also want planning rules changed to make it easier for local people to object to their construction.

It is easy to be cynical, and to object that Nigeria's recent history has been both chaotic and violent.

Right-click on your object and select "Convert to Symbol" The object will be added to your Library, which makes it easy to clone objects.[2].

Third, visible violence -- like boys who film their rapes or men who bludgeon their wives in elevators -- is easy to understand and object to, but focusing on what it means is easier to ignore.

The other problem is that the cornea and lens in the eye gets less clear as we age, and that means glare is increased, making it less easy to see objects on the road at night.