Sentence examples for Subsequent apprehension from inspiring English sources

His happiness was broken first by Deyverdun's death in 1789, quickly followed by the outbreak of the French Revolution and the subsequent apprehension of an invasion of Switzerland.

and subsequent subject apprehension have been reported to occur after the Wingate test.

Pain when examining can cause apprehension with subsequent tensing of the surrounding muscles; this can lead to a false negative result.

As a black woman motorist alone, Sandra Bland's apprehension and subsequent death underscores the race and gender regime of mobility in the U.S. For many white people, having the freedom to get behind the wheel of a car is a birthright as critical to American national identity as the delusion that the U.S. is the greatest country on the planet.

Future of nuclear energy is also uncertain because of public apprehensions and subsequent government policies.

Such legal action proved effective against Bosnian Serb leaders because of enforcement through apprehensions and subsequent trails at an International Criminal Tribunal, the European Court of Human Rights and regional German courts.

The ASA added: "We considered that the encouragement from the group in response to his apprehension, and their subsequent reaction, suggested that the man's behaviour was brave and admirable, and that the group's respect for him had increased as a result.

Porter greeted each subsequent pregnancy of his wife, Anne, with undisguised apprehension, and would be absent at births.

Your prompt reporting of this serious incident to your superiors and subsequent testimony in court were essential elements in the apprehension and trials of the men responsible for this brutal crime.

The U.S. Military Attaché in Chungking speculated whether the flight would cause apprehension among the Japanese population that a subsequent raid would carry something more lethal than leaflets or whether the failure to drop bombs would be taken as a sign of weakness.

South Korea's call for "pre-emptive apprehension" of suspected communist insurgents, as well as its subsequent 50-year denial of the war crimes, has chilling parallels to more recent and current wars.