Sentence examples for As apprehensions from inspiring English sources

But so are the odds of survival; the number of bodies recovered by border agents has remained stable even as apprehensions have plummeted (see chart).

Such "radical" differences in moral judgment as are frequently observed, Mackie (1977: 36) argued, "make it difficult to treat those judgments as apprehensions of objective truths".

T: True, F: False, P: Positive, N: Negative; PPV = Positive Predictive Value; NPV = Negative Predictive Value; +LR = Positive Likelihood Ratio; −LR = Negative Likelihood Ratio; PIT = Prone Instability Test; PLE = Passive Lumbar Extension Test; AMP = Aberrant Movements Sign; ICS: Instability Catch Sign; PCS: Painful Catch Sign; AS: Apprehension Sign; PST = Posterior Shear Test.

Yet he speaks of weeds with admiration as well as apprehension, and even with hope.

So I look out into the garden with anticipation as well as apprehension.

As well as apprehension there was understandable disdain in Europe for American hypocrisy, and here Kagan seems a little perverse.

It is the fear of losing Venezuelan petrodollars, as well as apprehension about the "biological factor" (as Cubans call the death of the elderly Castros), that drives the island's halting process of change.

But in that laugh, there is mirth and optimism, as well as apprehension.

Chatton's analogy is this: cognition is to knowledge as apprehension is to assent or assertion.

Just as apprehension implies the mere grasp of something without additional judgment about it, so too cognition implies the mere grasp of something, without the additional affirmative judgment implied in the term 'knowledge'knowledge

In this case, barriers to participation included fear of losing job opportunities, the stigma associated with vaccine induce seropositivity, as well as apprehension about side effects such as impotence (10).