Sentence examples for much more objectionable from inspiring English sources

Hours of operation can be limited through the use of night curfews, night noise having been found much more objectionable to the public than day noise.

Such a misleading defence of the coalition's decision to reduce the rate to 45% to help the rich, while sharply increasing VAT which even the poorest pay, may be thought much more objectionable than calling a cop a pleb.

The complete privatization of religion is much more objectionable to religious citizens and, thus, more likely to create social foment.

In its lawsuit, the ACLU argues that the NSA's collection of metadata is much more objectionable than the warrantless monitoring of phone calls upheld by the court in 1979.

The negative side of this change is that there is no quality filter or rules of PC in social media discourse and under the veil of anonymity, people feel much more open to let objectionable comments be heard.

But let's move on: these things are much less important than the broad themes of what Seldon says, and how much they chime with the more objectionable aspects of long-standing education policy.

Besides, Reuchlin wrote, if Hebrew texts were all erased, "the Jews might well write much stranger stuff from scratch, far more objectionable".

The subsidy is all the more objectionable when so much of it seems to go into shareholders' and executives' pockets and on a huge, and so far effective, lobbying effort aimed at preserving its status.

He became more objectionable.

"You cannot be more objectionable in the South".

It has also accepted what for most Tories is far more objectionable: coalition with the Liberal Democrats.