Sentence examples for qualms if from inspiring English sources

I would have had more qualms if a man had asked to paint me.

Given his past, he can have few qualms if so many people prefer to stay rooted to the spot.

Treating asymptomatic carriers of HIV causes greater qualms if it brings no benefit to the people actually taking the medicine.

(In Las Vegas, Laurence Fishburne and his knuckles will have something to say about that.) Because Ben doesn't want to use his poor widowed mother's savings to go to Harvard, he decides to ditch his qualms if not his sense (because he really has none) and signs on.

But, whatever the qualms, if Germany beats Argentina, there will be tumultuous celebration.

As such, he will have no qualms in killing it off if it starts to damage the rest of the company.

However, we have no qualms in saying a woman better cover up if she doesn't want to be molested.

But senior Tory Eurosceptics, who declined to support the rebels because they did not want to vote in the same lobby as Balls, said they would have no qualms about rebelling if Cameron refused to change his position at the summit.

Only Apple can demand this level of intensity, because as one advisor put it, "Apple has no qualms with saying if you are not the best, you can always work somewhere else.

Nurses have no qualms saying that "if a patient refuses a referral, that's his (the patient's) business", and of no concern to the nurse.

If any qualms are expressed, Ms. Harper edits the language or behavior in question.