Sentence examples for apprehensions originated from inspiring English sources

Thus, although in general, a career in STEM would be no easier or harder than the other professions they were considering, we surmised that the students' apprehensions originated from them having little to no contact with STEM professionals outside of the college campus and thus having only glimpses of STEM professionals' private lives.

It originated in the widespread apprehension that the rapidly growing power of robber barons, national corporations and banks (like J.P. Morgan's) was undermining fundamental American values and threatening democracy.

The label originated….

All originated in Africa.

Idea originated in Boston.

"Millionaire" originated in Britain.

"It originated in Africa.

Both originated with Lehman.

Rose originated that act.

James originated the term.

Tute originated in Italy.