Sentence examples for some objections of from inspiring English sources

Some objections of this kind have been raised by Stanley (2001), and Yablo responds to them in his (2002a).

At the same time, there are some objections to the use of continuous patient satisfaction surveys for quality improvement.

Like Clarke, Peter and Carolyn had some objections to Cusk's account of their parting ways.

Despite some objections because of the name's outlaw connotations, the painters have largely embraced it as a valuable marketing tool.

Gray responded in kind on his own Web site, calling some objections "arguments of ignorance".

Some of these objections, of course, are self-contradictory — and some have more of a ring of truth than others.

He said that some of the objections of the tribes and other opponents could be addressed within the existing application.

All that stands between the governor's health care plan and reality are the objections of some legislators, mostly Democrats, about some of its elements.

Over the objections of some tough lobbies, George Bush has proposed fixing some of the distorting aspects of America's food policies.

Over the objections of some, he introduced the surgical microscope to ear surgery.

Mr. Straus then kept the position in 2011 over the noisy objections of some of the Republican Party's loudest conservatives.