Sentence examples for Reason for apprehension from inspiring English sources

The Bees may have staggered over the line somewhat, but a crippling injury list took its toll, and with a fully fit squad – not to mention a manager in Andy Scott who is proving something of a star in the making – there's no reason for apprehension about next season.

There is good reason for apprehension.

There was reason for apprehension: the inquiry's initial terms of reference seemed geared towards recommending more criminalisation.

Climate scientists worry about how we've altered our planet, and they have good reasons for apprehension: Will we be able to feed ourselves?

Postal card offering $100 reward for apprehension of John B. Gray, "who left Trenton April 29". The card provides a detailed physical description of Gray, noting "a peculiar shaped leg, with prominent muscles on fore part of leg above knee". Card is addressed to the Chief of Police, Selma, Alabama.

Lee had no apprehension, for Jackson's advance from Grapevine Bridge would inevitably turn the flank of any Federal column that might have been drawn up across the Williamsburg road to halt Magruder's pursuit.

The cause for apprehension was in the program Mr. Quasthoff presented with the pianist Justus Zeyen, a sequence of songs by Schubert, Brahms and the Swiss composer Frank Martin.

There were reasons for apprehension.

This "forceful maternal action," as historian Pauline Croft describes it, obliged James to climb down at last, though he reproved Anne for "froward womanly apprehensions" and described her behaviour in a letter to Mar as "wilfulness".

"The reason for all this strike is they wanted to get rid of the orders of apprehension," said Juan Rebolledo, Grupo Mexico's vice president for international affairs.

DHS spokeswoman Katie Waldman said the December total for apprehensions of unaccompanied children and those with family members was 19,313.