Sentence examples for may be objectionable from inspiring English sources

The man may be discredited, his style may be objectionable.

It is true that in some cases biased or prejudicial statements may be made by some persons interviewed and comments by others may be objectionable or conceivably false.

The idea of bribing people to behave well (in this case, by letting banks enjoy market power) may be objectionable but is at least familiar.

While some of these proposed restrictions may be objectionable to America Online, none of them is likely to be so severe as to block the completion of the deal, industry executives and consumer advocates agreed.

Zuckerberg's self-aggrandizing piety may be objectionable, but you can't say that he doesn't know how get people on board (1.11 billion of us as of May this year).

A health-based value has not been proposed by the WHO; however, a TDS above 1,000 mg/l may be objectionable to consumers.

While nudity as a disciplinary or coercive tool may be especially objectionable to Muslims, they are hardly the only victims of the practice.

Apple points to section 3.3.17 of its developer agreement: "Materials... that in Apple's reasonable judgment may be found objectionable; [eg] materials that may be considered obscene, pornographic or defamatory".

Political cartoons, it turns out, can violate Apple's license agreement with developers, which states that applications, or "apps," can be rejected if the content "may be found objectionable, for example, materials that may be considered obscene, pornographic or defamatory".

He may be fairly objectionable, but he is less of an idiot than he likes to appear, as he understands full well that he is paid to appear like an idiot.

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