Sentence examples for objection might have from inspiring English sources

Rosen suggests that the objection might have a more 'pragmatic' force (p. 350).

This objection might have force against the application of a quantifier criterion to ordinary language if it could be argued that the quantifiers of ordinary language are sometimes (or always) substitutional.[18] But it is not in any way an objection to a quantifier criterion as Quine conceived of it.

Any objections I might have had to seeing fish given this rough, almost brutal treatment were forgotten the minute I started to eat.

But if you accept the win-win logic of Uber's network effects, then it can override all other objections you might have about the service.

Had the song been broadcast from space, Mr Bowie's lawyers would have been entitled to seek redress in Canadian, American and Japanese courts, in addition to any objections they might have raised based on YouTube views elsewhere.

Presented through the lens of a dubious outsider, Mann came off as alternately imperious and oblivious to the potential objections some might have to her presentation of her children in the nude.

Sister Eisner said the agreement barred Merck from conducting research on the Emmanuel campus using stem cells from "electively aborted fetuses" and allows college officials to bring up any objections they might have to any future research.

But the latitude to use a cap-and-trade system within its borders will apparently assuage any jurisdictional objections Quebec might have.