Sentence examples for frequent objection from inspiring English sources

Another frequent objection is that jurors may not react favorably if they are shown how information is obtained.

The most frequent objection to Twitter is a predictable one: "I don't need to know someone is eating a donut right now".

One frequent objection in Asia is that the fund was so used to dealing with profligate governments in Latin America that it took an off-the-shelf austerity blueprint that did not fit here.

Another frequent objection against theories like CRTT, originally voiced by Wittgenstein and Ryle, is that they merely reproduce the problems they are supposed to solve, since they invariably posit processes such as following rules or comparing one thing with another that seem to require the very kind of intelligence that the theory is supposed to explain.

Kotowski says the most frequent objection he hears from investors about private equity stocks is their partnership structure.

A frequent objection to this argument is that the demand for an explanation is satisfied when it is conceded that each being in the series has a cause.

It drew frequent objections from Mr. Horan.

The defence weighed in with frequent objections about the admissibility of evidence.

There have been frequent objections to the use of the term "war on terror".

Justice Donna M. Mills of State Supreme Court overruled frequent objections by prosecutors yesterday that Mr. Rakowitz was speculating or not being responsive.

Those countries have often used other tactics to stall progress, critics said, including making frequent objections over negotiating procedures that have stalled sessions.