Sentence examples for powerful objection from inspiring English sources

The most powerful objection, though, is that reimposing controls would remove the pressure to reform.

He soon expressed a powerful objection to any delay in organising national elections and to the caucus process.

"If Scalia Had His Way," by Jeffrey Rosen (Week in Review, Jan . 9, about constitutional originalism, illuminates many of the difficulties inherent in the doctrine, but he does not mention a powerful objection to its fundamental principle.

The most powerful objection is the one from the left, arguing that AV will see both Labour and the Tories chasing the second preferences of the remaining rump of Lib Dems, "Orange Bookers … [who] now favour Conservative over Labour", thereby tilting our politics rightward, according to Labour blogger Anthony Painter.

This was a powerful objection.

Given that so much of modern life seems to require a state, libertarianism's anarchist stance is a powerful objection against it.

These powerful objections, raised by Jane Jacobs in 1960, went far toward discrediting modern architecture in the United States.

This challenge is made especially difficult by the powerful objections that Simmons and other a posteriori anarchists have brought against the existing theories of political obligation.

Darwin was deeply troubled by not having a proper understanding of the inheritance mechanism, for it left him unable to rebut one of the most powerful objections to his overall theory.

Attorneys representing plaintiffs in the case have weighed in with powerful objections to the idea of settling the case by having Microsoft give computers and software to needy schools.

However, representational theories of awareness face powerful objections, the perspectivalist must either buy into such a theory despite its liabilities, or find some other way of explicating the idea of an introspective or first-person perspective without appealing to higher-order representation.