Sentence examples for recurring objections from inspiring English sources
Given the editorialists' recurring objections to George Bush's tax cuts, their implication here was clear: The Bush Administration has been especially awful in creating inequality.
In the UK sites, a recurring objection was that the checklist duplicated pre-existing systems and checks, including, for example, long-standing equipment counting procedures.
In numerous discussions on enhancement, a recurring objection is that we do not know what is good, or what would constitute an improvement in human well-being or moral dispositions.
One recurring set of objections relates to a recent study reporting the effects on moral decision-making of the selective serotonin re-uptake inhibitor Citalopram, a pill that already exists, and indeed is already widely used as an antidepressant.
While some of the practitioners agreed, the objection against the 'minimal' character of the remuneration was recurring.
Recurring themes include transport, technology, insanity, death, modern life in the UK, globalisation and political objection to capitalism.
A recurring sporting tragedy.
The recurring shameful need?
"I had recurring nightmares.
