Preposition: of

• conscience: He experiences no troubles, no problems, no qualms of conscience.

Preposition: about

• anything: It's quite a laid back group and we have no qualms about reading anything.

Converse of object

• have: I have never had any qualms over leaving any of my children in their care, even at only 16 weeks old!

• feel: But I don't feel any qualms about applying it to the people who wrote and voted for the DMCA itself.

• get: And if you got any qualms about workplace inspections, there's a TUC guide to that too.

• overcome: Having the belly to overcome any moral qualms about killing innocent people.

• express: But so far, none of these Web publishers has expressed any moral qualms about their actions.

• show: It was therefore the Stalinist shop stewards who undertook the task of sweating the workers, and they showed no qualms about it.

Adjective modifier

• moral: Having the belly to overcome any moral qualms about killing innocent people.

• ethical: None of these scientists suffered from the ethical qualms that might have lead to whistle blowing by western researchers.

• few: Perhaps SPUC would have few qualms about these consequences.

• serious: I have serious qualms about some practitioners who charge large amounts of money to patients in order to define a supposed individual nutritional approach.

• such: Lucy didn't have any such qualms, apparently.

• only: The only qualm is, I hope the cover shown on Amazon isn't the final cover.

Modifies a noun

• fear: The Turkish Tourist Board in the UK is also keen to qualm fears.