Sentence examples for for some objections from inspiring English sources

See Tennant and McCarty 1987 for some objections to the latter view.

If enthymemes are a subclass of dialectical arguments, then it is natural to expect a specific difference by which one can tell enthymemes apart from all other kinds of dialectical arguments (traditionally, commentators regarded logical incompleteness as such a difference; for some objections against the traditional view, see §6.4).

At the provincial level, there are some objections for its construction; however, the perception has changed when the dam was used to control flood and saved lives during 2010's flood [83].

The idea has been toyed with for some time but objections were always raised.

For some, she writes, "objections to the possibility of deeply meaningful digital narrative forms" are rooted in "empty expressions of nostalgia for older media artifacts".

Mr. Apicella -- who noted that the Ossining project has been more contentious than others that the developer has undertaken -- suggested a reason for some of the objections.

For some, then, the objection to Romney may be that Mormonism is religiously false and that voters should choose a president who belongs to the true faith.

See Goddard (1998) for some replies and Riemer (2006) for further objections.

But for some reason, people think objections like these are legitimate when it comes to pumpkin beer.

"While that result might seem inequitable to some, this Court is not the proper forum for policy objections to mandatory arbitration clauses in online adhesion contracts," Cooper added.

So far, most claims have been fairly straightforward, and some of the toughest cases -- the likeliest candidates for legal objections and appeals -- have not yet been aired.