Sentence examples for considerable misgivings from inspiring English sources
On the contrary, it has sought to avoid confrontation with the United States, despite considerable misgivings about American "unilateralism" and strongly-felt differences over a host of issues from Taiwan to human rights.But can this last for ever?
Eleanor thinks of this as a good omen for a journey about which she has considerable misgivings, and as she drives on, the little old lady is woven into her fantasies.
"Now that reforms are being applied they've had to accept the bitter truth". The IMF said: "The Fund approved an exceptionally large loan to Greece under an stand-by agreement in May 2010 despite having considerable misgivings about Greece's debt sustainability.
Company insiders said that Mr. di Montezemolo was the last of the powerful figures overseeing the Formula One team to endorse Mr. Raikkonen as a replacement for the popular Felipe Massa, the Brazilian who has spent eight years driving for Ferrari in Formula One, and that he entertained considerable misgivings before finally endorsing the move after Sunday's Monza race.
With considerable misgivings they saw the 1921 season get under way and then, as the popular song of the day ran, "Along Came Ruth". Inside of a fortnight the fandom of the nation has forgotten all about the Black Sox, as they had come to be called, as its attention became centered in an even greater demonstration of superlative batting skill by the amazing Babe Ruth.
But it does suggest that many marijuana users have considerable misgivings about their habits.
Allegations of intimidation at polling stations fell "just short" of being proved beyond reasonable doubt and so Mawrey rejected them "with considerable misgiving".
Entergy also faces considerable public misgivings.
Last week, Lyn Gardner laid out a considerable, bleak set of misgivings about Arts Council England's newly announced artistic assessment panels.
Despite the misgivings, in February the Conférence des Grandes Écoles, under considerable pressure, signed on to a "Charter of Equal Opportunity" with the government committing the schools to try to reach the 30 percent goal before 2012 or risk losing some financing.
