Sentence examples for apprehensions over from inspiring English sources
"apprehensions over" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to indicate feelings of worry or concern about something. Here is an example: "Despite the company's efforts to alleviate customer apprehensions over their new product, sales continued to decline."
C: Did you ever tell Mr. Eisner of your apprehensions over his plan to hire Mr. Ovitz?
Border apprehensions over all have declined; there were 340,252 nationwide last fiscal year, down from 1.2 million in 2005.
And so airline workers have, admirably and under tough conditions, considering the apprehensions over security, not to mention the thundering march of recent layoff announcements.
It has been shown that BSE should be considered in cattle that display a combination of apprehension, over-reactivity (to touch or sound) and ataxia, since at least one of these signs featured in 97% of 17,154 cases [ 3].
When I share this idea with executives in my classroom, a look of apprehension comes over their faces.
Most EMR is invisible and inescapable, and apprehension over what we cannot see is completely understandable.
"There's apprehension over the current credit crisis," she said, "and we're offering tools that directly meet those concerns".
Previously, Mr. Gates expressed apprehension over a force so sizable that Afghans would view the Americans as occupiers.
Though the level of violence was down, there remained an air of suspense and apprehension over Israel's further intentions.
Scientific worry over the fate of the nautilus parallels the growing apprehension over the effects of deep-sea fishing on a variety of creatures.
Public apprehension over election fraud arose following partial elections in June to fill 88 seats in the 264-seat Shura (consultative) Council, the upper house of the parliament.
