Sentence examples for practical objections from inspiring English sources
There are more practical objections to the change, too.
There are more practical objections to the baby boom.
Another student protester, Zmarai Kochi, said there were strong practical objections to the name change.
However, at least as interoperability goes, Google has cleverly nipped most practical objections in the bud.
The redemption of these abstractions is genius — the irresistible force that blows practical objections aside.
Yet May, presumably, had considered such practical objections when she set out her original thinking.
"He's got a practical objection to them, which is that they're irritating," Axelrod explained to me.
Ought it not then be our duty to try to alter genes so as to behave better?There is, in any event, a practical objection.
One can raise a practical objection to what Davies, fearing that adult refugees were being admitted to the country as children, had proposed.
A practical objection to focusing on economic equality is that we cannot actually achieve it, not in a big society, not in a just and sensible way.
North Carolina Rep. Lewis Williams raised a practical objection: "If gentlemen were to be forbidden to wear their hats, what were they to do with them?
