Sentence examples for objection is due from inspiring English sources

The most popular reply to this objection is due to David Lewis (1971 , 1986, who defends a counterpart theory of de re modal ascriptions (like (1) and (2) above).

This objection is due to Chakravartty (2003) who points out that certain properties tend to be found together, for example, negative charge and a certain rest mass, and then asks 'coincidence or object?'.

Both objections are due to Bas van Fraassen.

The insurance marketplaces established by the law, and championed by President Obama over GOP objections, are due to go into effect Oct. 1, the same day the new fiscal year begins.

Barker also noted that the all Republican make-up of the Kansas Objections Board is due to the law mandating those three offices comprising the board -- the lieutenant governor, attorney general and the secretary of state, all of whom are currently Republicans.

A recent objection to the defense is due to Geirsson and Losonsky, who question the interpretation of the fourth assertion in the definition of transworld depravity ("If S´ were actual, P would go wrong with respect to A").

This enabled us to largely rule out the objection that the association is due to sicker women self-selecting non-EBF.

The methodological objection to these analyses is due to the fact that the reported usual trigger frequency was not restricted to time at risk.

A second objection to Sher's view is due to Angela Smith (2008).

Another objection to actualist HOT theory is epistemological, and is due to Goldman (2000).

One well-known objection to this sort of higher-order thought theory is due to Dretske (1993).