Sentence examples for has been found objectionable from inspiring English sources

The use of Chaos Game Representation (CGR) or its generalization, Universal Sequence Maps (USM), to describe the distribution of biological sequences has been found objectionable because of the fractal structure of that coordinate system.

Facebook has randomly taken down some of the posts that people make because they have been found objectionable.

Hours of operation can be limited through the use of night curfews, night noise having been found much more objectionable to the public than day noise.

that in Apple's reasonable judgement may be found objectionable".

It is this second thesis that is most likely to be found objectionable.

But too often his Twitter guise has been foul-mouthed and objectionable.

But its ability to identify and contain such outbreaks has been backed up by laws many Americans would find objectionable.

A review of Kuwait's religious curriculum has been met by heated protests from Islamist parliamentarians, despite the reviewers' plea that they have yet to find anything objectionable.

James seems to have been unable to find anything usefully objectionable about co-blurber Steven Pinker; her page on him consists mostly of a cartoon of "Pinker and the Brain plotting their takeover of the intellectual world" and scattered "notes to address later" (James, n.d.-c).

It is the impulse toward reduction that generates the other feature that critics have found objectionable in standard formulations of the manipulability theory.

There is also a kiss, which some Orthodox viewers have found objectionable — not because it is interracial, but because it violates the religious proscription against unmarried men and women touching.