Sentences with phrase «qualms people»

One of the many qualms people can have with folders is that they look ugly, and in a lot of instances on a lot of launchers, they're not wrong.

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«It's OK to exclude people who can't follow the law and their oaths as jurors, but you can't say that anyone with qualms about capital punishment is ineligible,» Richard Re, an assistant law professor at the University of California at Los Angeles, told Business Insider in an email.

That's great news for people who have no qualms boasting in a professional context.

Or maybe the person is an iPhone emailer with no qualms about stray typos.

Elliott does not seem to share those qualms: On at least three occasions, according to both court testimony and the accounts of seven people who spoke with Fortune, children of people facing the hedge fund's attack have been pulled into the fray in some way, in an apparent bid to gain either information on or leverage against their parents.

In an age in which divorce is common and many people end up practicing «serial monogamy»» and in an age in which gays have been given rights to marriage it appears strange for people to have qualms about polygamy.

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I thought it somewhat ironic that when people at his job threatened his employment, it was «persecution» and «proof» that he was doing the right thing, but he felt no qualms whatsoever for trying to cause me to lose my job.

Such people have no qualms about killing others of the Islamic faith, and they claim to be ruling for Allah in the doing.

Jesus has no qualms about sitting down for a meal and having a good time with those whom society considers «the sinful people.»

The Roman government always had a difficult time collecting taxes from the Jewish people, because many of the Jews had no qualms whatsoever about killing a Gentile who wanted to take their money to support the pagan Roman government.

I have no qualms with this story if the author is only saying that white people no longer have as easy a time enforcing their world view, which means they get called on b.s. more than ever before.

They do not necessarily lead people to Jesus, but Jesus has no qualms whatsoever about walking into such religions to lead people to Him.

«Few people opening their door to two grave - faced detectives with a request that they should accompany them to the police station,» she remarked, «would do so without a qualm of unease, however certain they may be of their complete innocence.»

The people of Hawaii simply had to learn to live together despite their qualms.

These people have no qualms about who they push aside to further their agenda.

If a person was strong enough to survive to an old age, which, in fact, was very rare in primitive societies, he or she was often treated shamefully with no qualms of conscience.

But even so, I had no qualms about accepting 6 lbs of yogurt from the sweet people at Chobani.

What is it with you and directing your qualms with other people at my responses despite the fact that I do not agree with them?

Too many Arsenal fans swept up in sentiment, if he was bought 2 years ago and produced what he does people would have no qualms about accepting a 30mil bid.

Respond to them then what makes you think I'm going to care about your qualms with other people?

We felt comfortable enough with the services / people we found to have no qualms about leaving our twins with one every so often.

This is also to advise all the girls who would stretch their legs open to any rich filthy person they meet without giving qualms about the source of the money of the person.

The proposal to invite a politically neutral person, according to the statement signed by the school's Registrar, A.K. Doku, was accepted by the SRC executives without qualms after a meeting.

That in a way, may have polluted the minds of many Nigerians who ordinarily would have had no qualms believing that the party, through whose strength you came to a political office must necessarily be in the know of how the affairs of that office is run since once elected, an office holder is expected to toe the party lines in the delivery of the electoral commitments to the people.

It says Osborne delivered a «good Budget targeted to help the right people» but the paper also has a few «deep qualms».

That still makes them a potential source of ES cells, and because human parthenote embryos can't develop to term, some people have fewer qualms about using them to produce stem cells.

Some people are completely opposed to ESC research, while others have no qualms.

If you have no qualms about lying, cheating, and exploiting people's deepest - seated desires to build fitter, healthier bodies, however, then selling supplements might be for you!

What's more, a large number of Canadians have no qualms about people overhearing these mushy monikers.

Young people today have no qualms about going online to find a date.

I have no qualms with it but I think people like to see it much more as a love story than it actually is.

The former is a bruiser who has no qualms about being paid to beat people up, though he imagines it would be nice to be a licensed private investigator.

One person they had no qualms about posing with however was Irish actor Domhnall Gleeson, who also features in the dark film.

Not every city that embraces school choice has abandoned its public schools, and not every person with qualms about that embrace is in the pocket of teachers unions.

Now these schools, who largely serve urban students, will be increasingly staffed by faculty with even less experience and knowledge and who are chosen more for their capacity to be molded into the kind of people who have no qualms about turning 8 year olds into «little test taking machines.»

The first reason is the type of person that grows up pirating content and has absolutely no moral qualms about doing so.

In my country, Norway, people even make fun of the royal family, we have no qualms about criticizing the prime minister and they are ridiculed if they make asses of themselves.

If you have some moral qualm with theft, there's the public library, webcomics, web - video people who want no more «support» than your eyeballs.

People love to shop online., Most have overcome their initial concerns about online purchasing and have no qualms about buying items online or buying intangible items, such as digital reading material.

This scenario could appeal to people who have qualms about some retirement products.

It does get past the qualms that many people have about giving their account information and passwords to third party software.

Similarly, Roger DeGregori, owner of The Fish Gallery, a three - store tropical fish store chain in Texas, says he can not discount people's qualms about investing in the hobby.

While many fans have no qualms about playing The Witcher 3 from a third - person perspective, there are a few players out there who are itching to see the game from a more intimate, first - person perspective.

For instance: from the Demotic Confusion Hypothesis it follows veridically — and I have no qualms about asserting — that [even] the people who are closest to being «right» mostly tend to be right for badly invalid reasons (scientifically).

Go on social media and listen to the young people out there who have no qualms about fascist tactics to deal with anyone they disagree with.

Of course this could be taken with a grain of salt because a number of people had already considered him the prime suspect, so he could have just been trying to cut his loses and actually has no ethical qualms.

Milgram's extraordinary experiments showed that people could be made to do the most awful things to «outsiders», and put aside all their personal qualms, if they believed they were being commanded to do so by an ostensibly benevolent «authority».

People can end up very displeased with the size of the slice of the estate they receive and have fewer qualms about taking matters to court if they feel they have been treated unfairly.