Sentence examples for Mild reservations from inspiring English sources

Although a few religious groups have expressed mild reservations about the vaccine, many conservative organizations support it.

Not all Republican senators were isolationists; there was indeed a clear majority for ratification, either without reservation or with such mild reservations as Wilson could have accepted.

The foreign minister AJ Nicholson and the opposition leader, Andrew Holness, have expressed mild reservations; the vocal church lobby has been silent.

Subject to the mild reservation in the next paragraph, Tarski's definition of satisfaction is compositional, meaning that the class of assignments which satisfy a compound formula F is determined solely by (1) the syntactic rule used to construct F from its immediate constituents and (2) the classes of assignments that satisfy these immediate constituents.

She died, aged 93, as she had lived: an enthusiastic Communist, with only the mildest reservations about the Soviet Union's blood-drenched history.

The United States and Mexico have not reported alarming disease rates in Indian areas, although one resident of the Gila River Indian reservation in Arizona died of swine flu in May, and there have been mild outbreaks on other reservations.

It doesn't take reservations, and on mild nights customers wait, Malibu style, in white plastic chairs on the sidewalk.

I can't channel such voters — my many reservations about Clinton are comparatively mild and my faith in Trump utterly nonexistent — but my guess is yes, a bit.

However, due to the small number of patients with mild Health anxiety, the outcome for this group should be taken with some reservation, in particular as to costs.

However, we have a reservation with this opinion, because symptoms of MED caused by COL9A3 mutations are mild and the patients with microdeletion at 20q13.33 had combined abnormalities in morphology and psychomotor and behavioral development.

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