Sentence examples for objection first from inspiring English sources

An objection first raised by Dowker & Kent (1996), and subsequently repeated by Kent (1998), Schlosshauer (2004), and Wallace (2008), among others, is that quasiclassical frameworks are by no means the only possible consistent families of histories in a closed quantum system.

Mayor Richard Jackson voiced his objections first in Mr. O'Rourke's office.

Mr. Goldsmith's arrest, made over his wife's strenuous objections, first became public in The New York Post on Thursday.

I shall discuss a few 'local' objections first, before discussing some generic ones.

He begins with the trivial and moves to more serious objections, first comparing the inconveniences of motherhood to such "monthly indispositions" as gout and the common cold.

Selma is now the subject of a hot-button controversy pegged to objections – first stated by Joseph A Califano Jr, President Johnson's top assistant for domestic affairs from 1965 to 1969 – that claim that the film's portrayal of Johnson is historically inaccurate.

A second objection against second-order logic can be traced back to Quine (Quine 1970).

This objection was first voiced by Walter Cannon (1929).

To consider the objection, we first need to distinguish two apparently ideal cities that Socrates describes.

Although the Brock-Rosen objection was first raised against modal fictionalism and has been most discussed in that context, it is important to note that the objection generalizes.

According to some people familiar with the board's decision, objections were first raised by Holocaust survivors.