Sentence examples for range of objections from inspiring English sources

A range of objections emerged to all this.

Like a boxer who has practiced his counters, Benatar has anticipated a range of objections.

Critics have a range of objections to deriving human embryonic cell lines with the new method.

Mr. Bloomberg announced the plan in January, and it has taken a byzantine path, stymied by some lawmakers and industry players who raised a range of objections.

The Department of Energy and Climate Change's report on the government's Strategic Environmental Assessment of its nationwide fracking plan recorded a wide range of objections, including from bodies such as Public Health England and the Natural England.

The three Republican senators, who ultimately suppported the measure, raised a range of objections, from the size of the relief package given a dwindling surplus, to the commitment of so much money with so few strings, to even the use of the word "humanitarian" in the phrase "humanitarian disaster relief".

And yet the legal logic would seem to open the doors to a whole range of ideological objections to various medical treatments.

Instead, he turned the tables on those who might be sceptical about the idea of machines thinking, unleashing his formidable intellect on a range of possible objections, from religion to consciousness.

His corpus of writings as a whole show the inadequacy of Boorse's theory as well as express great care in systematically articulating his own theory while addressing a wide range of possible objections.

Yet the report contains testimony from a range of experts with legitimate objections.

The council received a total of 370 letters of objection, a petition containing 237 signatures as well as objections from a range of community, heritage and environmental groups, including the Campaign for the Protection of Rural Wales.