Sentence examples for Address misgivings from inspiring English sources

JPMorgan was his firm's primary banker, but did not address misgivings about transactions as far back as the early 1990s.

Of the two, Mrs. Clinton has tried more visibly to address misgivings about her trustworthiness, by releasing decades of tax returns and more details about her health than Mr. Trump has.

But there are other ways Mr. Trump could address his misgivings about the court.

To avoid his Waterloo, he should urge Congress to pass the Senate health reform bill in its present form and address any misgivings by House members with separate legislation.

"My mistakes that afternoon were in not formalising that vote, deciding to postpone adding all new members suggested, and in not taking further immediate action to address the misgivings caused by what was said in the room that day.

Likewise, PepsiCo will struggle to live up to the spirit of its pledge to promote healthier living while the bulk of its profits comes from fattening drinks and snacks.Partnerships that address NGOs' misgivings about a firm's supply chain are likely to prove much more successful.

And despite his efforts — in speeches, news conferences, town-hall-style meetings and other forums — to address public misgivings, 69percentt of respondents in the poll said they were concerned that the quality of their own care would decline if the government created a program that covers everyone.

Good Doctor has already demonstrated the ability to address these misgivings, as evidenced by its more than 180 million registered users across China.

As she did in naming a moderate and professional cabinet last week, Mrs. Megawati surprised her critics by taking a workmanlike approach that addressed several misgivings people have had about her.

That tense five-hour encounter ended with parents still unconvinced of his commitment to addressing their deep misgivings about the government's investigation.

My aim here is to address some of the liberal misgivings.