Sentence examples for little objection from inspiring English sources

F.D.R. and his Administration offered little objection.

Most environmentalists also had little objection to the South Dakota project.

In many cases, the "house flipping" is entirely legal and occurs with little objection from local officials.

Yet apart from a few cries from retail executives ("too many nipples"), there was little objection to transparency.

This year the best-picture Oscar went to "The Departed," a movie whose jolting, cold-blooded killings occasioned little objection.

But restaurateurs who have used screw tops on moderate-price wines say they have encountered little objection from customers.

Watching this film, it is incredible to think that only recently I was raising niggling little objections to some minor things I wasn't sure about in Argo or Beasts of the Southern Wild.

Although the garden is not recognized by the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation, it has existed since 1982 with little official objection.

If they are right then the substance of Little's objection can be accommodated within Arrow's multi-profile framework simply by not imposing any interprofile constraints.

Little's objection was taken to support the "single profile" approach to social welfare judgments of Abram Bergson (1938) and Paul Samuelson (1947), and there was a debate about which approach was best, theirs or Arrow's.

As of yet we cannot know, due to the Sri Lankan government's policy of barring independent journalism from the war-fighting area and there is little public objection outside of Tamil expatriate communities in the West and among Indian Tamils to the north.