Sentence examples for one may object from inspiring English sources

One may object that these examples depend on the fact that the Twin Primes Conjecture has not yet been settled.

One may object, that empiric antifungal treatment trials allowed enrolling patients on antifungal prophylaxis with fluconazole and itraconazole.

One may object — possibly — that this puts the matter somewhat too simply, but the song is true, and it has been true for as long as white men have ruled the world.

One may object that people's rights over their bodies establish a duty of non-interference which can be lifted only with the consent of the rightholder (Kluge 2000).

One may object that transnational terrorists sometimes emigrate from their homelands, developing doctrine, training, and establishing support networks in states that are neither their home nor their target.

One may object that a similar kind of possible exception to the inference from visual appearances to reality is constituted by the possibility of Cartesian demon who infuses humans with illusionary perceptions, which is one of the major skeptical counterarguments to the inference from appearances to reality.

2. To seek help from others even though my loved ones may object.

One may immediately object that the pattern decoder is in fact too accurate compared to natural performance, in particular for humans.

At this point, you may object: Not all police or Well, that's just one person's story.

"Really!" you may object.

But European competition watchdogs may object.