Sentence examples for and apprehension in the from inspiring English sources

While hundreds of thousands of people have streamed onto the streets to enjoy (some of them to excess late at night) the Olympic party, there is still an undercurrent of crankiness and apprehension in the city.

It was evident that a series of events over the last three days -- Mr. Bush's repeated appeals to the public to go about their normal lives, the anthrax scare and a general warning from the F.B.I. that new terrorist attacks were imminent -- had created a mood of fear and apprehension in the country.

"Fear and apprehension in the American Muslim community is even higher now than it was after 9/11," he said.

The scale evaluates feelings of tension, nervousness, worry and apprehension ' in the past two weeks, including today'.

The sensationalism surrounding the event, the scrutiny of the sex sector, and calls for the registration and mandatory HIV-testing of sex workers in South Africa [ 49], induced fear and apprehension in the sex worker community [ 50].

Stakeholders also reported some rumours and apprehensions in the community about researchers 'selling blood' in both Kilifi and Navrongo and about 'devil-worshiping' specifically in Kilifi.

Those who declined to participate mentioned time constraints and apprehension in discussing the subject matter as reasons for not participating.

This has identified professionals' uncertainty and apprehension in responding to the needs of patients of differing ethnicities to their own, and how this can create a disabling hesitancy and inertia in their clinical practice (Daniels and Swartz, 2007; Kai et al, 2007).

Despite a certain degree of reluctance and apprehension in playing and tackling sexual issues, respondents agreed these should be addressed during the MH module.

That's genuine fear and apprehension in Nicholson's eyes.

"There is that fear and apprehension in some quarters".