Sentence examples for apprehensions among from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gil's appointment may also stir apprehensions among dominant businessmen like Carlos Slim, president of Telmex and the nation's wealthiest man.

But as the LA Times put it: "A strong sense of community outrage among close-knit villagers and an effective police public relations campaign effectively overcame apprehensions among some residents that the tests were an invasion of their personal rights".

That inspires awe in her supporters and apprehension among some tycoons.

The major source of apprehension among some of Reagan's advisers is the economy.

New pieces by composers who are not quite household names can be cause for apprehension among some audience members.

There is apprehension among the rescue crews about the coming armed intervention by combined EU navies, authorised last week by Brussels.

Although "crime numbers have not gone up," Chief Gascón said in an interview, he wanted to address the "tremendous amount of fear and apprehension" among Asians.

What will happen during the monsoon season, when rainwater pours into a loosened mountainside, should but has not caused apprehension among the authorities and the monks.

Still, the document revealed deep apprehension among federal experts about risks inherent in setting fires, though the practice has become a routine part of forest management.

Despite some apprehension among centrist Senate Democrats about the level of spending and future deficits, Mr. Obama's appeal seemed to find a receptive audience.

The exchanges created apprehension among many of their supporters who viewed this moment — if perhaps inevitable, given the nature of the contest — as divisive for Democrats.