That may account for why apprehensions, the most commonly used measure of illegal crossings, have seen dramatic upticks in recent months, while the number of those arriving at entry points without authorization has stayed relatively steady, around 10,000, since October.
"Never before have a network and a cable company — of course, the country's biggest cable company — been co-owned," said Brian Lawlor, the chairman of the NBC affiliate board, in explaining why "there was initially apprehension" when the deal was announced in 2009.
"I understand why people have some apprehension about this administration," he added.
Why was there an increase in apprehensions leading up to November 2016, the month of the U.S. presidential election?
Given this definition Wodeham wonders why a second act of intuitive apprehension, beyond the apprehension of sensation, is necessary in order for the intellect to make this judgment.
This is perhaps why I appreciate Whiteread's apprehension to exhibit hers.
Why such aggressive and dramatic techniques were used in connection with the apprehension of a man suspected of a small-scale white collar crime remains entirely unclear.
Why derive value from the fittingness of attitudes, rather than understanding evaluative attitudes as being sensitive to values that exist independently of them, which are fitting whenever this apprehension is veridical?
The spooked, rearing stallion in John Steuart Curry's "Belgian Stallions," painted in 1938 -- why is he looking eastward with such apprehension and alarm?
The fact that Clinton is beaming is why so many in Trump's party are frowning with apprehension.
"Intelligence" implies discernment and apprehension, but also something inexorably human – which is why I prefer the more impassive "reasoning".
