Sentence examples similar to ranging objections from inspiring English sources

The publicity-savvy music prize always generates a whirl of debate, this year ranging from objections to the presence Radio 2-leaning singer-songwriters to complaints about the lack of dance music.

THERE are lots of reasons to question Deutsche Telekom's $46.5-billion 46.5-billioneStream, ranging from political obidctions to its steep valuation oforhe American firm's customers.

Thus, as the Gary Plan gained momentum to expand, the resolve of those people opposing such a plan became more evident, with their objections ranging from the large scale of curricular changes and high cost of new equipment required by the plan to the additional teaching time needed to implement the plan.

His barbed allusion to a great silent majority prompted wide-ranging objections for being so casually dismissive of the thousands who had taken to the streets to make their voices heard.

Russia's response to American proposals for a European missile-defense system has ranged from virulent objections to hints of cooperation, perhaps merely the sharing of information.

Their objections range from personal to political.

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.