Sentence examples similar to recent misgiving from inspiring English sources

Some recent misgivings about how CA accounts for long-term contracts are contributing to Wall Street's skepticism.

Some recent misgivings about how CA accounts for long-term contracts is contributing to Wall Street's skepticism.

Still, Sylla has one misgiving.

The British Psychological Society's ethics committee and research ethics reference group have serious misgivings about the recent "experiment" by Facebook (Report, 29 June).

A recent first prizewinner has expressed misgivings about my printing the full address of such winners in the announcement of results each month, given the general concern these days about freedom of information, etc.

Whitacre expressed his misgivings at a recent Management Briefing Seminar in Michigan's Traverse City, according to Sean McAlinden of the Ann Arbor-based Center for Automotive Research.

NATO members signaled fewer misgivings than before other recent U.S.-led interventions.

In a series of recent interviews, many of these lawmakers expressed misgivings that concerns over civil liberties might take a back seat to the nation's sudden clamor for beefed-up policing.

Among the politicians who have expressed various levels of misgivings about the team name in recent months: Vincent Gray, Eleanor Holmes Norton, David Grosso, and Rushern Baker.

In a recent interview, Dr. Portenoy said he now had misgivings about how he and other pain specialist used the research.

Those misgivings seemed to be compounded in recent days by two NATO strikes that, for the first time since NATO took command of the air operations from the United States on March 31, appeared to have caused significant numbers of civilian casualties.