Sentence examples for few qualms that from inspiring English sources

Many on the right agree with few qualms that "war is sometimes the best way to solve a conflict" and that "there is nothing wrong in getting back at someone who has hurt you".

Now, as VICE's resident Albertan, I have a few qualms with that take and I must spring to the defence of the third-lead on Suits and the sixth-in-line to the Crown.

The changes, however, have come with a few corporate qualms that test the company's folksy small-town culture.

He had few qualms about answering that question.

Any qualms that NBC may have had about its new acquisition were soon allayed.

Insurgents and terrorists elsewhere have shown few qualms in provoking attacks that ensure civilian casualties if such attacks fuel anti-government and anti-US propaganda.

"Rather, it is in what they help reveal about the tight network of behavioral scientists so eager for CIA and Pentagon contracts that they showed few qualms about getting involved with institutions that were using pseudo behavioral science to brutalize prisoners.

For a city that has felt few qualms about destroying innumerable lovely colonial structures, it is an odd one to preserve.

The ugly dismemberment of Yukos showed that Russia had few qualms about how it maintained its grip on energy reserves.

No wonder, then, that many Greeks have few qualms about not paying their share.Greece also has high self-employment, which tends to lead to bigger underground economies.

Ms. Herzog admitted that while she had few qualms about writing the play, the prospect of her family seeing it made her "very nervous".