Sentence examples for apprehension this from inspiring English sources
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.
The Blue Dog Coalition, made up of 52 fiscally conservative Democrats, expressed apprehension this week about the unfolding health care legislation, and that was before Mr. Rangel's announcement Friday.
Even if the effort to think about what lies along the second way ends (as it does) in a total failure of apprehension, this non-apprehension remains unwavering.
Although early on there may be nervous apprehension, this is all part of the game.
TOKYO„ Monday, Oct. 26 (UPI)—The Japanese textile in dustry expressed apprehension today over the prospects of renewed United States‐Japan textile negotiations.
Mr. Sharon's pledge late Tuesday to pre-empt any terrorist attack by killing assailants first inspired widespread apprehension today in Gaza, where Israeli officials said Tuesday's suicide bomber was based.
President Hugo Chávez of Venezuela announced the apprehension today during a meeting of Andean region leaders and said he had told his interior minister to speed legal proceedings to send him back to Peru to stand trial.
The court also disqualified him from driving in the European Union for nine months following his apprehension last December.
These include repeated attempts made against U.S. embassies following the East Africa bombings, the apprehension last December of a terrorist in Washington state and the disruption of a related plot to kill U.S. tourists in Jordan that month.
Sixty percent of the more than 100,000 apprehensions last month were families or unaccompanied minors who currently cannot be held indefinitely.
In fact those numbers are surprising: they are sharply down, according to the Border Patrol — by more than sixty per cent since 2000, to five hundred and fifty thousand apprehensions last year, the lowest figure in thirty-five years.
