Sentence examples for added apprehension from inspiring English sources

It is also often unclear what is the exact process and outcome, with added apprehension of the time and effort required to pursue the reporting process.

The news of Ms. Nguyen's death only added to apprehension among staff members at the hospital, some of whom learned of her death while waiting to be treated at Lenox Hill.

Now those living in the besieged areas are bracing for fresh attacks, with the arrival of a Russian frigate armed with cruise missiles adding to apprehension.

Though Banksy works have shown up on private buildings, the Police Department has gotten no official complaints, a spokesman said, adding that apprehension was difficult because "we don't know who Banksy is, if he exists at all".

Houston's victory only added to the apprehension around the Penn State program.

"They better hurry up with this trial," she added with some apprehension, "because I'm going to run out of what to wear".

Mr. Passel said that the bulk of the reduction in recent years had been among illegal immigrants, adding that apprehensions at the border are just 20 percent of what they were a decade ago.

This added on to the apprehension of the already perplexed faculty still feeling ill-equipped and ready to take on the challenges of curriculum change.

We're all busy and it's easy to be a little tardy, but don't add to the apprehension that plagues every first tee by making your partners wonder if you're going to be there on time.

To add to the apprehension, this rural area has gone 71 days without rain and everyone keeps looking up at the Wolf Mountains, waiting for the next lightning storm to send them up in flames.

Sensing my lingering apprehension, D.J. Max added, "It's all good".