Sentence examples for principal objection to from inspiring English sources
That, though, is not my principal objection to corn mazes.
This method, if confirmed in other laboratories, would seem to remove the principal objection to the research.
The principal objection to Mr Tobin's idea was that unless it were applied universally, transactions would migrate to jurisdictions without the levy.
In praise of hucksters ReprintsThe principal objection to a stimulus package now is that it has come at the wrong time.
Lithuania agreed with European Union foreign ministers on a plan to scrap its Ignalina nuclear power plant by 2009, removing the ministers' principal objection to Lithuania's eventual entry, probably in 2004.
In one of these chuckleheaded essays about the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, Martin Amis complains about the use of the shorthand 9/11: "My principal objection to the numbers is that they are numbers," he writes in "The Second Plane".
His principal objections to British imperialism seem to have been aesthetic rather than moral.
"My impression, having spoken to my colleagues, is that the principal objections to this geographically unfair and regressive tax remain in place," Mr. Brodsky said.
James Q . Wilson(Op-Ed, April 27) suggests that the principal objections to President Bush's proposal to allow faith-based social service providers to receive federal money could be answered by providing vouchers to the clients rather than by directing grants to the providers.
(It is worth noting that classical western theism's principal objections to the claim that the world is God's body that it makes God dependent on the world and subject to its imperfections aren't relevant to Ramanuja's position.
Since the alleged motion of the earth was one of the Church's principal objections to Galileo's science, Descartes hoped to avoid this objection by placing the earth at rest within a vortex band that circled the sun, such that the earth does not undergo a change of place relative to the containing surface of the neighboring material particles in its vortex band (Pr III 24 31; and section 3).
