Sentence examples for apprehensive because of from inspiring English sources

It will be apprehensive, because of that history, and because Djokovic is at his peak.

High percentages of respondents felt helpless, horrified, and apprehensive because of SARS.

Those who felt apprehensive because of SARS were more likely to report sleeping problems and experience overall negative mental health effects (Table A3).

High percentages (65.4%, 55.5%, and 65.0%, respectively) of respondents felt helpless, horrified, and apprehensive because of SARS or worried that they or family members would contract the virus, and 48.4% of respondents perceived that their mental health had severely or moderately deteriorated because of the SARS epidemic (Table 4).

She admits that she was extra apprehensive because, as she had said on stage, these new songs are "so emotional" and are the sound of a "rite of passage".

"With a filly like this you are always a bit apprehensive because the amount of expectation is so enormous.

But for the other 23 hours 55 or so minutes of every day, the Indians have turned themselves into a more apprehensive team because of Rocker.

Apprehensive, partly because of my own aversion to sending nudes (I don't professional reasons), partly because of my affinity for receiving them (same reasons, obviously), I swiped right.

The captain, a devout man named William Snelgrave, was apprehensive, because the west coast of Africa was rife with pirates, who prized slave ships, not only for their cargo but also for their size and sturdiness.

I will also be very apprehensive because neither side is short of troublemakers, and troublemaking is a satisfying occupation, especially when masqueraded as righteousness.

Jim Luker, principal at Lineville High School in Lineville, Ala., said a lot of students were "apprehensive because we have 40 parents, teachers and other people associated with the school" who have been called to the Reserves.