Sentence examples similar to Mitigate apprehension from inspiring English sources

In both cases the police were able to apprehend suspects, which are now awaiting trial, Bennett told us, but the short-term impact on a tourism-driven economy already depressed by the global recession will not be easily mitigated by the apprehension of suspects.

To fix that, several companies are working on establishing certain standards and overarching guidelines in order to mitigate some of these apprehensions.

My own earlier struggles with a fiery temper have also been mitigated in recent years by an increasing apprehension of God's holy kingdom here and now.

Their "worst apprehensions realized", hundreds of residents worked hurriedly to mitigate damage from the flooding.

Apprehension disappeared.

Apprehension, mostly.

She felt apprehension.

This apprehension is important.

But apprehension shadowed celebration.

It also reflected apprehension.

Her apprehension is evident.