Sentence examples similar to develop misgivings from inspiring English sources

But Della Raymena Jovanka, 30, a mother of two preschoolers, has developed misgivings.

A voluble character with a naturally inquiring mind, he soon moved sideways into HFT trading, but quickly developed misgivings.

For all his admiration for the Marshes, he said, he had developed some misgivings.

But when Mr. Clinton made what she saw as racially inflammatory comments in South Carolina, Ms. Arceneaux said she developed serious misgivings about supporting Mrs. Clinton.

That money is viewed as critical to paying for any replacement that Republicans ultimately may develop and has already prompted several GOP lawmakers to voice misgivings about eliminating the tax revenues.

But misgivings soon developed.

De Soto was worried that the president's misgivings would poison the well for an economic plan that had taken years to develop.

And China, India and some other developing countries seem to have misgivings about the treaty.

The move was a gesture toward Turkey, a NATO ally that is a candidate for European Union membership, and toward Iran, with which Europe is developing closer ties despite American misgivings.

"Although some began with anxiety about the needles and misgivings about the treatment, many developed more positive attitudes over the course of treatment".

UN agencies, aid groups and many of the refugees have expressed deep misgivings about the plan being developed by the Bangladeshi and Burmese governments.