in some quarters

However Wenger suggested that Grant would need time, especially as his appointment had not been met with enthusiasm in some quarters.

But the demand, in some quarters, for a more radical prospectus rests on a misunderstanding of his Conservatism.

In some quarters at least, the intervention is being embraced as a fresh approach to stubborn problems.

Anecdotal evidence suggests that , in some quarters at least , exporters are starting to balk and seeking to raise their own prices .

The idea, in some quarters, was that Democrats could build a fort out west to counter the Republican bulwark in the South.

In some quarters there was an unpleasant note of triumphalism, a feeling we could now bend the Russians to our will.

American officials helped draft the document, but it faces stiff opposition in some quarters of the United States.

The weakness of the yen has triggered concern in some quarters but the international reaction has so far been subdued.

So far all efforts to find a cure have been unsuccessful but the German discovery has raised hopes in some quarters.

His comments, in an interview with the FT, come as a counter to the increasing optimism in some quarters.

The raids were seen in some quarters as an attempt to kill Colonel Qaddafi.

The news has not been well received in some quarters, for instance in the lead smelting industry.

When Peter Crouch was not scoring and being criticised in some quarters, what he was doing was putting in good performances.

Using the ECB to back sovereign debt might be seen in some quarters as another stealthy step towards fiscal union.

There may be a temptation in some quarters of Beijing to dismiss the IMF's warnings as outside interference.

Having a giant insurer as a parent may be viewed in some quarters as a liability rather than an asset.

That was taken in some quarters as a sign that the authorities would hesitate before taking strong retaliatory measures.

That's why in some quarters of New Delhi, Vietnam is already seen as a counterweight in the same way Pakistan has been for China.

Her son, Cameron, was conceived naturally and this was hailed in some quarters as proof that IVF really 'works'.

Slumdog Millionaire faced protests in some quarters of India, where it was accused of being "poverty porn" .

They have also reinforced a belief in some quarters that America is already engaged in a cyber war of sorts, most notably with China.

The high cost of the impending trip was criticised in some quarters.

Mr Nujoma "s retirement package, which makes him far richer than most students, has raised eyebrows in some quarters. "

Yet, for all the excitement and, in some quarters, alarm, it is unclear how effective China's push will be in fostering development.

Yet the suspicion persists in some quarters that sociology is not "really" a science.

His comments come as a counter to the increasing optimism in some quarters.

Those changes have won praise in some quarters for improving worker conditions.

Harassment of minorities remains endemic in some quarters.

In some quarters, there is much shaking of graying heads over the unacceptable ways of youth.

The slowness of negotiations is stirring anxiety in some quarters.

You can find these content farms in some quarters of the CNN and AOL sites, too.

The drought this winter has raised concerns about the wheat crop in some quarters including the UN.

It is being greeted in some quarters as a source of new money for world markets.

News of the Exim commitment caused a fuss in some quarters of Europe.

Still, suspicion of US intentions runs deep in some quarters here.

These signs of Chinese swagger have provoked panic in some quarters.

Gas was shut off in much of Osh, as was electricity in some quarters.

That may play well in some quarters, but it also makes no sense.

He says he knows in some quarters, patience is running thin.

The reception in some quarters was effusive.

Gas was shut off in Osh, as was electricity in some quarters.

Mortgage equity withdrawal rose from less than $20 billion a quarter in 1997 to more than $140 billion in some quarters of 2005 and 2006.

But it is controversial in some quarters.

In some quarters this is seen as a barometer of a nation in decline, one that is adrift and slipping.

Looking to Bolton, they've been criticised in some quarters for their physical and direct style of play. Is that fair?