Sentence examples for expressed some misgivings from inspiring English sources

But some council members expressed some misgivings.

But Ron Hainsey of Massachusetts-Lowell, also a potential first-round choice, expressed some misgivings.

Giehler and Rogers expressed some misgivings about the proportions of the front room.

When the Insitute for Fiscal Studies assessed the chancellor's latest budget, it expressed some misgivings about the lack of clarity on how the measures announced would be funded.

And Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota expressed some misgivings about Mr. Summers, a Senate aide confirmed, though those concerns were never aired in public.

Even Israel's foreign minister, Ariel Sharon, has expressed some misgivings, presumably hoping to be heard by the Palestinians of the West Bank and Jerusalem.

The OECD describes this as "a rather strong relative decoupling of municipal waste generation from economic growth", although it expresses some misgivings about the reliability of the data.

He does, admittedly, express some misgivings: there is too much wealth concentrated in the capital; endless embourgeoisement is not necessarily a good thing; and there is the small fact that most teachers, nurses and other public sector workers, or their children, are being squeezed out.

Zelnick had reportedly expressed some early misgivings about Bertelsmann's Oct. 31 deal with Napster, under which the two companies will develop a subscription music file-sharing service and Bertelsmann will take a minority stake in the Redwood City, Calif.-based company.

Laurent Duret, an evolutionary genomicist at the French National Centre for Scientific Research CNRSS) in Lyon, expressed some mild misgivings.

He expressed some short-term misgivings, however.