Sentence examples for huge objection from inspiring English sources

Emmert said there wasn't a huge objection to the idea, but were concerns from some academic leaders that the early recruitment could be intrusive for high school students.

What was the point of a consultation if, when there's huge objection, it does it anyway?" As head of the Independent Taskforce on Student Finance Information, Mr Lewis said he had been telling people that, in 2017, the £21,000 repayment threshold was set to rise.

Frankly, I did not have a huge objection to pictures of nekkid ladies, although I have never bought the idea that women who choose to pose nude, or dance nude, are exercising true agency over their own sexual lives.

Six months ago, even the suggestion of such deep intervention into G.M.'s operations would have raised huge objections.

But "there are huge ideological objections" to using such an argument, she added, because many fat people want to argue not that they are disabled, but that they are perfectly able to do the same work as thinner colleagues.

With the huge numbers of objections we have obviously been successful". The Broughton Spurtle also raised questions about the Lib Dem newspaper in this post.

And while many observers are predicting huge numbers of general objections, how many will take that next step remains an open question.

A Nicaraguan congressional committee has approved giving a China-based consortium the concession to build and operate a canal between the Pacific and Caribbean, fast-tracking the huge development project despite objections from the opposition.

They have changed their minds, but the agreement remains stymied, as far as the Americans are concerned, on the issues on which they based their objections: the huge disparity between sales of South Korean vehicles in the United States and those of American vehicles in Korea and restraints on the amount of U.S. beef imported into South Korea.

Juliet Bailey, an ecologist who lives less than a mile from Javelin Park, said the "huge cost" was her primary objection, but also calling it an "energy from waste solution" was "a real problem misnomer".

These objections are a huge part of the reason why gender imbalance remains so entrenched in UK society.