Sentence examples for longer objective from inspiring English sources

New York Times columnist David Leonhardt took issue with Baker's argument on "Meet the Press" that saying a politician "lied" risks appearing no longer objective.

They are no longer objective descriptions of reality.

Those critical of industry funding, she writes, "seem to be claiming that the oil industry wants only one line of results and that the funded scientists are no longer objective".

There are no longer any objective standards".

It will have to issue a new fact sheet or admit that it can no longer provide objective guidance on matters that inflame social conservatives.

He is no longer the objective Englishman but a man beginning to see England with fresh vision, as the lecturer tells the students "To a certain extent, you have to avoid being ill".

Simply put, going after a huge funding round is no longer the objective — reaching the next milestone and surviving is what matters most.

That's the longer term objective but already the system is being used in 12 currency corridors between the Pacific Islands and Australia, New Zealand and the UK.

As the past month's depressing news flows makes all so clear, there is no longer an objective, a goal or a time line.

Results in the league have been inconsistent and by Chelsea's very high standards, probably not good enough, but there has to be a longer term objective".

The longer term objective, Markhor's Imran Haider explained to TechCrunch, is to finance a facility in Pakistan that can produce "premium products at a discount price" to be sold online.