Sentence examples for a general apprehension from inspiring English sources

"There is a general apprehension," Mr. Williams said.

The slow response from the F.D.A. marked a general apprehension and discomfort toward the disease — and the population among which it was spreading.

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Still, it was an interesting contrast to the other national events of the time, manifest in a child's life through exciting power cuts and an overwhelming general apprehension, filtering down from adults' conversations, of Stuff Going Wrong Everywhere.

"It's not easy to get some proper terrorism going without a preceding atmosphere of mute and general apprehension," Hebdo says.

General apprehension also exists regarding the possible long-term health effects of the raw materials and technologies used for the packaging, sterilization, and distribution of foods.

Unnecessary prescription of antibiotics may have been related to the general apprehension in the health care community with regards to pandemic nH1N1.

The number of unaccompanied children and families apprehended this year is still lower than the same period last year, and general apprehensions are "at near-historic lows," Carlos Lazo, a spokesman for Customs and Border Protection, said in a statement.

For the sake of legitimacy and despite general apprehensions, he gave Francis the disastrous advice to recognize his feebleminded eldest son, the archduke Ferdinand, as heir to the throne.

"There's a general climate of apprehension," said Jean-Pierre Lambert, a senior bank analyst with Keefe, Bruyette & Woods in London.

An official report on competition in British food and grocery retailing, published in 2000, noted a "general climate of apprehension" among suppliers terrified that, if they talked, their goods might no longer be wanted by angry buyers.