Sentence examples for most persistent objections from inspiring English sources

The most persistent objections come from the people for whom driving is part of the job.

For one of the most persistent objections to this sort of statement rests on the pre-existence of slavery in African society; Equiano's own father kept slaves.

Among the most persistent objections, raised by the Justice Department and others, were concerns that it would have given Google exclusive rights to profit from millions of so-called orphan works, books whose rights holders are unknown or cannot be found.

Historically one of the strongest and most persistent objections to pantheism is that, because of its all-encompassing nature, it seems inhospitable to the differentiations of value that characterise life.

The most persistent objection to agricultural biotechnology, and the most common, is that, by cutting DNA from one species and splicing it into another, we have crossed an invisible line and created forms of life unlike anything found in "nature".

If anything is not allowed, then suicide is not allowed," he concluded.However, even in this secular age, any such debate would probably have to begin by examining the religious objections to suicide which, at least in Judeo-Christian cultures, have been the most persistent and are still widespread.

"He is the most persistent, patient man.

Marxism is only the most persistent.

Only the most persistent Iraqis get their cases heard.

Shame is the most persistent attribute of contemporary poverty.

Among the most persistent was George Soros, the Hungarian-born financier.