Sentence examples for naturally objects from inspiring English sources

The minority, naturally, objects.

It "naturally objects, on principle, to any arms sales by anybody, and especially by the United States, to Taiwan, seeing that as interference in China's internal affairs," said Alan Romberg, director of the East Asia Program at the Stimson Center.

The neighbors, naturally, objected.

That changed in 1994, when a reformist government started handing out new licences (to which local bankers, naturally, objected vocally).

In April, the Mayor signed a formal order designating the Police Department the lead agency in hazardous-materials incidents, which had previously been handled by the Fire Department with the police in a subordinate role — and the F.D.N.Y., naturally, objected.

Naturally object localization and monitoring are crucial to have a good understanding of the scene.

"After himself," Smith wrote of the typical man, "the members of his own family... are naturally the objects of his warmest affections".

Tim Leighton, a professor from the University of Southampton, says: "Certain electronic components can scatter radar signals nonlinearly if driven by a sufficiently strong radar signal, in contrast to naturally occurring objects which tend to scatter linearly.

The researchers said this is the same system used by "bones to tree" to create naturally strong objects.

FRACTAL geometry is the geometry associated with naturally occurring objects that have repeating patterns at different scales.

Third, Aristotle explicitly accepts a doctrine of meaning according to which words conventionally signify concepts, and concepts naturally signify objects in the world (De Int 16a3).