Sentence examples for raises some objections from inspiring English sources

However, for all its merits, the medial identification of sounds with sound waves raises some objections and leaves some matters wanting.

Mr. Bernanke raised some objections in an unusual back-and-forth that had the room riveted.

Graner, too, was initially disturbed, and is on record as having raised some objections.

Environmentalists, however, have raised some objections to private homes -- even historic ones -- in such a fragile natural landscape.

And while the new strategy has raised some objections, including privacy concerns, it has also garnered support from the stop-and-frisk tactic's greatest critics.

When the US does have some limited objections, it very easily bars the actions, as in the case of the E-1 project linking Greater Jerusalem to the town of Ma'aleh Adumim, virtually bisecting the West Bank – a very high priority for Israeli planners (across the spectrum), but raising some objections in Washington, so that Israel has had to resort to devious measures to chip away at the project.

And in a city where parking is tight, such modest reduction in parking likely raised some objections.

(Sound familiar?) I vividly remember how during the conversation I raised some objections about another publication of his, "Moses of Oxford," which he admitted to me "may have some points that are halachically problematic, but this book is different".

The mainstream position in health services research would probably raise some objections to the position presented above.

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His essay also raises some of the same objections and problems that I discuss here).