Sentence examples for natural objections from inspiring English sources

A large proportion of his discussion is devoted to consideration of natural objections to this positive account.

"Scientists Explore the Molding of Children's Morals" (March 18) invites a natural objection.

"We've tried to anticipate people's natural objection: 'Oh, my God, the traffic will be brutal,' " Daniel Doctoroff, NYC 2012's president, said yesterday.

The natural objection to this is that you choose to follow people, you don't have it forced upon you.

The natural objection, for contemporary liberal readers, is that social order doesn't require total consensus on values.

A natural objection might be that this pricing scheme I've suggested will not provide enough income for a publication to function.

A natural objection to this line of reasoning is to state that political authority is actually necessary to protecting each person's equal freedom.

The natural objection, especially when users earn money for their work (more than an Mechanical Turk user, but think minimum wage, not get rich quick), is that someone is going to game this thing.

Given that the rates of change of additive genetic variance is dependent on network size (and topology), a natural objection is that there are different levels of additive variance at the time of environmental change (i.e., at 250 generations).

A natural objection to using under-five deaths, as well as other measures of the burden of disease, as a proxy for the need for health workers is that a high burden of disease may be caused by a low number of health workers [ 3].

Many of the same objections to natural causes apply to the alien megastructure hypothesis too.