Sentence examples for Raise apprehension from inspiring English sources

The tape's repeated warnings -- "if you are listening this far into the recording your disease is growing worse" -- continually raise apprehension for the man, who visibly deteriorates in front of us.

"While both run about the same number of personal stories and glitz and glam features, Portfolio, unlike Fortune, runs many articles that raise apprehension, fear, doubt and anxieties about different businesses or business trends," she wrote.

A general crime increase and sporadic violence in the cities raised apprehension in white communities.

For a people accustomed to more gradual change under military rule, the scale of the sales is raising apprehension that it will strengthen the hand of military cronies.

President Eisenhower, at an Oct. 9 new conference, said of the military significance of Russia's first satellite: "That does not raise my apprehension, not one iota". On Oct. 13 the Russians hinted at a permanent earth satellite that would last for hundreds of years.

As white women concerned about their black sons, the tension of current events has raised our apprehension level substantially.

Recent literature has raised some apprehensions with regard to the usage of cervical cages.

Once the hearing date had been set, the parties were entitled to expect that the conduct of the commissioners would be such that it would not raise a reasonable apprehension of bias.

The corridor is important: it prepares you and raises expectation and apprehension.

That the attackers seemed to have easily escaped apprehension raised suspicions among some in the opposition that the incident had been staged by the government to justify additional repressive measures.

Around 1947 they may have begun to suspect that that was the case, but the slowdown in the fall of 1948 raised just enough apprehension about another recession that a critical number of voters decided to keep the Democrats in for another four years.