Sentence examples for plenty of objections from inspiring English sources

Hidden dangers ReprintsActually, there are plenty of objections.

The law as written seems fairly unobjectionable, but there are plenty of objections nonetheless.

His firm has crafted a corporate "constitution" that lets employees get involved in all kinds of decision-making.There are plenty of objections to all this.

In the early days of the European project, it might be remembered, there were plenty of objections to it that were far from narrowly nationalistic.

While Republicans and Democrats in Washington love to speak generally about budget cuts, when it comes to slashing bases or functions in their own backyard, they suddenly have plenty of objections.

I'm sure he would express no objection to allowing a black person to eat at a Woolworth's lunch counter (though he would certainly have voiced plenty of objections fifty years ago).

Getting projects approved requires more than mugging up on planning regulations: plenty of rules are unwritten, while political objections can be unpredictable.

Her husband said that while the Christian groups didn't have religious objections, "there were plenty of underlying fears that stood in people's way which we wanted to address".

Another objection is that plenty of women have done well without them.

Many of the duties outlined in the Time Warner Apartment Managers Program contract — available to resident managers, superintendents' assistants and owners — are perfectly vanilla, and plenty of real estate professionals have no objection to the arrangement.

Still, I know plenty of people (and commenters) whose only objection to the Zune is the lack of a client for their favored OS.