Sentence examples for those qualms from inspiring English sources

Those qualms are not new.

McCain is playing on those qualms in his counterattacks.

"I know that Charles and others have those qualms about Howie's multiple employers," he said.

But for now the Sri Lankan government, foreign powers and most Sri Lankans themselves seem willing to suppress those qualms.

The public option, which would force insurance companies to prove their usefulness or fade away, settled some of those qualms.

But those qualms have vanished in the last few months as Taliban attacks on American soldiers in Afghanistan have mounted.

Mr. Preston's longtime writing partner, Lincoln Child, is among those with qualms.

Supporters of the crackdown — even those with qualms about seeking evidence from journalists — say a culture of leaking must be reined in to protect covert sources and high-risk intelligence operations and reassure allies that it is safe to share intelligence.

Moreover, even those without qualms about engaging in unethical behavior for the sake of a good cause, decreasing opposition to the teaching of evolution, are likely to realize that such a strategy will be easily detected and rejected.

For those with qualms about choice (or about global choice), Limitation of Size can be restricted to merely assert that the image of a set under a class function is a set.

Those voter qualms gave many Democratic activists and donors the jitters.