Sentence examples for greater reservations from inspiring English sources

Since then, emerging doubts about fairness in the application of the death penalty have led to greater reservations about it.

I may have more sympathy for a particular politician or greater reservations about another, but that's my personal business; I don't talk about it.

Nicos Anastasiades, the centre-right candidate, pledged to seek a quick agreement with the EU and IMF, whereas his main rival, Stavros Malas, also favoured the bailout but expressed greater reservations about accepting austerity measures.

It has also been 17 reported that oocyte donors' attitudes towards various clinical scenarios change following donation, reflecting an overall expression of having greater reservations following the donation process.

Both had great reservations about what was called "confessional poetry", which became fashionable in the 1960s.

As I've already told President Bush, I have great reservations about this doctrine.

I have great reservations about him as a governor, however, especially given the unusual circumstances.

Team executives, despite great reservations, were trying to oblige him with a trade.

With great reservations, the Jews of Palestine accepted the plan; the Arabs rejected it.

"I have great reservations about what I perceive to be a rush to judgment on this issue".

The Australian foreign minister, Alexander Downer, said Australia, which has been a stalwart American ally on Iraq, would have great reservations about joining the United States if a conflict broke out over Taiwan.