Sentence examples for apprehensive about what they from inspiring English sources
Americans are generally apprehensive about what they perceive as big government especially when it comes to measures that target their bodies.
Many of them are apprehensive about what they will find in Afghanistan -- the news coming back from friends is often not good -- but still hope to make it there before the war is largely over.
Last year, when Sir Hamilton came back as High Commissioner, the equivalent of an ambassador, he and his wife, Sheila, a modern painter, were apprehensive about what they would find.
Frisley Juarez and Marcos Gómez were both apprehensive about what they might encounter at the bowling alley on a chilly day in April 2016.
Republicans may be apprehensive about what kind of reception they will receive when they arrive in New York next week for their national convention, but one unlikely group -- the Drug Policy Alliance -- has decided to greet them with open arms.
To put it bluntly, the players were apprehensive about what might happen now they were in the top league.
The railways can hardly oppose Mr Obama's plan to boost high-speed rail, but they are apprehensive about what it will mean for them.The problem is not the creation of new corridors with trains rattling along at 150mph.
Even Muslim Americans who are fiercely opposed to the Taliban said they were apprehensive about what military intervention could mean for people in the Islamic world -- and for Muslims here.
With houses being sold because of divorce, "there's a lot of anxiety for all parties, not just the people getting the divorce, but the buyers are apprehensive about what's the house going to look like when they move in," Mrs. Vredevoogd Combs said, because the sellers might not take the same kind of care moving out of the house that they would have if it had been a place of happy memories.
But while some students are optimistic that they will eventually bring down Mr. Suharto, others are apprehensive about what the President might do if cornered.
