Sentence examples for lingering reservations from inspiring English sources
But, Iraqi officials say, the Iranians are opposed to Mr. Allawi, while the Turks have lingering reservations about Mr. Maliki.
Two years after the Senate race, despite lingering reservations, she helped her husband define his reasons for running for president.
While Ms. White's nomination is expected to sail through the committee before receiving full Senate approval, four Congressional officials who spoke anonymously warned that some Democrats have lingering reservations.
So Flacco's success, combined with the performance of the Falcons' Matt Ryan, who was last season's rookie of the year, may be enough to quell any lingering reservations about starting a rookie quarterback immediately.
Some lawmakers said today that despite lingering reservations about the reshuffled cabinet, their vote reflected a desire to rally around Mr. Arafat after efforts by Israel and the United States to sideline him while pressing for sweeping reforms.
Perhaps because of these lingering reservations, neither candidate has established an appreciable edge 15 days before the election in what has become the closest presidential contest since 1980, and 1960 before that.
No lingering, either: when you make a reservation you'll be told, cheerfully but firmly, that you'll have your table for just 90 minutes or so.
Despite the lingering recession, most of the haute newcomers still take reservations.
Youthful, late-night drinkers in the cafes of the capital were elated by the news, but a few expressed reservations about the manner in which the transfer was done and lingering doubts about the tribunal.
