[n8] However insidious and demoralizing may be the actual experience of statelessness, its contemplation in advance seems unlikely to invoke serious misgiving, for none of us yet knows its ramifications.
"There were a dozen MPs with serious misgivings," Pugh said.
United are resistant to selling to Chelsea, but with a player who has serious misgivings and – perhaps most crucially – two years left on his contract.
The Israeli public has stayed united behind the war as a necessary battle, despite serious misgivings about the death toll of Palestinian civilians and international condemnation.
The ongoing ordeal has lately dominated the US-Israel relationship, as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Bibi Netanyahuhashas made no secret of his serious misgivings about a process that he fears will imperil the security of the world's only Jewish state.
The rest of the money comes from Ronnie's buddy and partner, Dave Kevin Geerr), an assistant manager at a megastore, whose wife, Carol Margaret Choo), has serious misgivings about the friends' venture.
He says his firm would have "serious misgivings" about accepting a commission that would destroy something of historical value.
When the news of this initiative spread last week, corporate travel managers were among the first to express serious misgivings, said Jack Riepe, a spokesman for the Association of Corporate Travel Managers.
A friend of President Johnson's, Steinbeck was a vocal supporter of the Vietnam War despite serious misgivings that he kept quiet, as is made clear in a comprehensive new collection of his reporting on the conflict, STEINBECK IN VIETNAM: Dispatches From the War (University of Virginia Press, $29.95), edited by Thomas E. Barden.
While many Republicans have some misgivings about Trump, they have even more serious misgivings about voting for a Democrat.
His remarks also suggested that he was prepared to take political risks and alienate his supporters in hopes of finding a way out, even if he had serious misgivings about the plan.
