Sentence examples for major objections raised from inspiring English sources

One of the major objections raised by opponents of that theory was the fact that it implied that the second law of thermodynamics is only statistically true.

A 2002 study with EMA data found that major objections raised by regulators in the marketing authorization procedure were lack of adequate randomized controlled trials to prove clinical efficacy and the occurrence of unresolved safety issues [ 3].

Among objections raised, two may be mentioned.

There were no ethical objections raised against the study.

But E.P.A. scientists, as well as independent outsiders hired by the agency to reach their own judgments, have raised major objections, saying that the wetting technique poses health risks that have been neither adequately studied nor conveyed to people who live and work near the motel.

Such exercises have acquired strong supporters and have also raised major objections [4] [6], [17] [20].

That was one objection raised in 1965 by the theologian Paul Tillich at a major conference where a score of world leaders addressed the themes of "Pacem in Terris".

(This is an objection raised in Fodor (1990c)).

Pharmacists and drugstores raised two major objections.

Because of the time required for training, it would be more than a year before the first women joined submarines, assuming Congress raises no major objections that slow the schedule.

Joseph Beaumont (1616 1699), who had been established as Master of Jesus College after the Restoration but had just moved to become Master of Peterhouse, privately circulated a manuscript raising ten major objections against More's Grand Mystery of Godliness in 1663.