Sentence examples similar to substantial misgiving from inspiring English sources
Higgs has substantial misgivings about the impact his global fame will now have.
Roe was decided in 1973, just as Ginsburg was regularly bringing cases before the Justices, and although she supported abortion rights, she had substantial misgivings about how the Court decided Roe v. Wade.
But those emotions dovetail with national polls showing that while there is widespread general support for combating terrorism, there are also substantial misgivings about the war in Iraq and skepticism that Mr. Hussein's capture will make a difference.
Above all, the extensive and sometimes objectively groundless number of exceptions for industry from the financing of the expansion of renewable energy by all the consumers of electricity meets with substantial misgivings [[21],[22]] and has become the object of European proceedings for inappropriate state aid (see the following section) [[23]].
Still, Sylla has one misgiving.
While a substantial number of Fine Gael members have misgivings about the suicide clause, Mr. Kenny has ruled out a free vote on the bill, which Parliament is expected to enact before the summer recess.
Despite initial misgivings in Moscow, China's penetration of Central Asia under the Silk Road banner has not, so far, done any substantial harm to Russian interests.
The memorandum also indicated that despite some misgivings among the franchise holders as well as on Wall Street, the chain's Dollar Menu would be maintained and would be given a substantial part of next year's company advertising budget.
He experienced an unusual misgiving.
Even so, he has a big misgiving.
