Sentence examples for objection is obvious from inspiring English sources

The response to this objection is obvious.

The Bush-specific objection is obvious from the previous sentence, and stated best by the prospective candidate's own mother: America is not, or should not be, a dynastic nation.

It is obvious that had objection been made to the form of the report of the Board of Medical Officers at the hearing before the Board of Special Inquiry, April 6 , 1948 a prompt elaboration of the report could have been obtained or, if no examination such as is required by the regulations had already been made, it could have been done promptly.

An obvious objection is that criminal transgressions render prisoners unfit for participation in democratic society.

The obvious objection is that the government lost money on Solyndra, but hasn't (yet?) on JPMorgan.

The obvious objection is that these figures ignore all the services and APIs that Google has started and kept going.

One obvious objection is that the reform would be unfair, since the richer would pay less tax than they do at present.

That view has its attractions, but the obvious objection is that, when Greeks went to more-open areas such as Italy, Sicily, and North Africa, they seem to have taken their animosities with them.

The objection is not necessarily that obvious rival candidates immediately leap to mind; Macbeth, despite its superstitious theatrical nickname, is not strictly a "Scottish play", but a play about Scotland written by an Englishman and therefore as ineligible for national top 10s as John Osborne's The Hotel in Amsterdam would be in a survey of Netherlands drama.

The most obvious objection is that it doesn't matter what sex a baby is: the UK is an equal society, or at least a society that pretends to equality, and no prospective parent has any reason to prefer a son over a daughter or vice versa.

The first and most obvious objection is that inclusive care is too difficult.