Sentence examples for they usually object from inspiring English sources
Hotels didn't usually object to a switch for a lower price, he said, because they don't want to lose the business.
Groups did not usually object to receiving money, she said.
Step 1: Criticize the order as an example of federal government overreach to which conservatives usually object.
I usually object when people say science sucks all the fun out of things, but now I'm starting to think that may be a valid point.
CPR, she noted, is generally used only when a patient is unconscious and not moving or breathing normally; if it is inappropriate, the patient can usually object in some way and stop the procedure.
If for example, we have a Fulbright Fellow, the Fulbright Program will usually object to the waiver.
You can usually object to a question that seems too vague or unintelligible.
After all, even Ukip's Nigel Farage agrees that we should let many in, precisely because they do not constitute any of the immigrant groups he usually objects to, and their case is so obviously genuine.
Beijing usually objects strongly when the Dalai Lama travels away from his base in India.
It did not specify what those measures could be, and in the past, China and Russia have usually objected to steps that could threaten the North's survival.
