Sentence examples for objective because from inspiring English sources

The right thing to do is not to set an arbitrary timetable but to set a clear objective because, as this government has learnt, a lot depends on economic circumstances.

It's difficult to be objective because Apple has become the world's most overanalyzed company.

"It's very difficult to be objective because a decision for the home team is one that would get no criticism".

Johnny was an avuncular figure and his advice was "keep at a distance and be objective because it's all unreal".

There's no point in trying to analyze whether this show will accomplish its educational objective, because who knows, really, what speaks to small children?

The communications minister said the ABC had a "higher duty" than other media organisations to be accurate, impartial and objective because of its statutory obligations.

Dilthey said that history is nevertheless objective, because the products of human experience - books and art - belong to the public domain.

"But even though it's hard for me to be objective, because I brought Kobe to Los Angeles, I do think LeBron has surpassed Kobe as a player".

I try and stay objective because I sit on a technical working group that tries to improve things, whether it is safety or improving the spectacle.

"It's actually a strategic objective, because it is assumed that status or role ascriptions and moral characterizations play a critical role in shaping the world they describe".

The method is not wholly objective because two investigators may produce somewhat different maps whenever interpolation between data points is necessary for construction of the contours.