Sentence examples similar to linked misgivings from inspiring English sources
The providers' misgivings about bureaucracy are closely linked to the lack of trust the private providers perceive in their dealings with the government.
He did not specify how a reliable donor of wheat might be linked to the conversion of Muslims, but the mere mention of such misgivings is a grave matter.
When Western companies link up with Asian manufacturers or component suppliers, each party has misgivings about the other's interests.
The ruptures, especially one to a 72-inch-diameter pipe linking Jersey City to its biggest reservoir, have left New Jersey highway officials with misgivings about the law.
They also alleged discrete foreign policy strategies, including the Czech Republic's desire for F-16 fighter jets to defend against Russia and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's misgivings about President Barack Obama (note: the link to the F-16 story auto-plays an audible video feed).
But misgivings soon developed.
Privately, We Have Misgivings.
I understood their misgivings.
But others have misgivings.
