Sentence examples for apprehension up from inspiring English sources

The comfortable décor slightly reduced my apprehension: up front, spinning rotisserie chickens and a lunch counter; in back, tables and hanging plants.

"There is an apprehension growing up around access to subsidy," he said.

Cries of apprehension went up when Birkin flashed by the stands with his back tyre in shreds.

To meet Trump's two-year goal, the report said, Congress would need to appropriate money to hire, train and field about 90,000 immigration apprehension agents — up from 5,000 Enforcement and Removal Operations officers today.

In the late 1990s the number of apprehensions shot up in the 260-mile Tucson sector (see chart).

Those apprehensions make up slightly more than 50percentt of the total figure of people caught along the U.S.-Mexico border in the 2014 fiscal year, even without the figures for September.

We discussed boundaries and he assured me they wouldn't be crossed, so despite my initial apprehension we ended up meeting up for drinks and going back to my place.

I tend to chalk much of these apprehensions up to some pretty conservative notions of sexuality, closely linked to religion.

"The only real feeling is apprehension, is living up to the reputation," he said.

During the Clinton years, eighty per cent of migrants who were released after their initial apprehension never showed up for their appointed court date.

Here is how the justice rendered it, including his brackets and ellipses: "[P]rompt [DNA] testing... would speed up apprehension of criminals before they commit additional crimes, and prevent the grotesque detention of... innocent people".