Sentence examples for apprehension has increased from inspiring English sources

In fact, while the likelihood of apprehension has increased in recent years, 92 to 98 percent of those who try to cross eventually succeed, according to research by Wayne A. Cornelius and his colleagues at the University of California, San Diego.

The reluctance of management to step aside has increased investor apprehension about Olympus, which booked a $1.3 billion reduction in net assets on Wednesday as it accounted for the previously hidden losses.

For the same period, from October 2013 to August 2014, CBP reported that "family unit apprehensions" — a fancy term for detaining parents traveling with children — has increased by a whopping 412percentt.

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.

Analysts attribute much of the apprehension among foreign banks in Brazil to events abroad, like Argentina's default and corporate scandals in the United States, that have increased an aversion to risky investments.

More recently, apprehension has emerged regarding reports of increased frequency of macular edema and of bone fractures, particularly in postmenopausal women.

With power requirements in modern societies increasing by about 7 percent per year, however, some apprehension has been expressed about the future thermal loading of even the largest lakes.

With the Japanese crisis, popular apprehension has also soared.

The apprehension has little to do with the economy.

Apprehension has spread as the full impact of the cuts begins to be felt.

The naked torment of that apprehension has fueled Mr. Bowie's twilight masterpiece.