Sentence examples similar to a cause for apprehension from inspiring English sources
That is also a cause for government apprehension: the officer corps has changed in character and the proportion who are religious has increased to about one-fifth.
New pieces by composers who are not quite household names can be cause for apprehension among some audience members.
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.
But if there is just cause for apprehension, it's great to have the 25th Amendment around.
Since looking scared isn't much of an asset in the region, this display of apprehension might seem like a cause for concern.
The decision to have children with a white woman and possibly be exposed as a black man by the pigmentation of his offspring is a cause of much apprehension for Coleman Silk.
But what might unfold from a modestly gifted man who thinks he can be a Mao is also cause for considerable apprehension.
— probable cause for an arrest.
