Sentence examples for generated objections from inspiring English sources

In January, Mr. Bush used a Congressional recess to appoint Judge Pickering, a federal district judge whose civil rights record as a Mississippi lawyer had generated objections from Democrats.

The techniques they developed reach to the beginnings of life, and have generated objections from people who fear, on ethical or religious grounds, that scientists are pressing too far into nature's mysteries and the ability to create life artificially.

The use of surplus embryos as a source of totipotent stem cells for medical research has generated objections from religious groups and conservatives opposed to abortion.

The bill has already generated fierce objections from the financial industry.

Those initiatives have already generated bipartisan objections in both houses of Congress, and the numbers in opposition grew with Tuesday's voting.

This point has generated numerous objections to Davidson's token-identity theory, but it also has been overlooked by some objectors (see below).

Another facet of this unusual project is that the elimination of the 1967 facade has generated no objection, even in contentious Greenwich Village.

Ironically, my care in this regard has generated the (mild) objection that I was not revealing enough.

And how did the objections it generated evolve into a less corrosive cultural movement called urbanism?

Many of these objections have generated some plausible replies (Rescher 1985).

These two ways in which public reason limits appeals to truth generate several distinct objections.