The Commons health select committee is equally apprehensive, noting in a recent report that there is "a funnel of doubt" over the future costs of long-term care.
Krauss was apprehensive at first, noting drastic differences between her personal acoustic style and that of Twain.
A reviewer for the Cleveland Press was also both appreciative of the book and apprehensive about possible adult storms, noting, "Boys and girls may have to shield their parents from this book.
During his childhood he was noted as "industrious, apprehensive, regular and correct in all his conduct".
"I was a little bit apprehensive about the climate," said Mr. Swan, noting that Taiwan is, on average, about 15 degrees Celsius (27 degrees Fahrenheit) warmer than Scotland.
"He offered me his seat, but I said 'No, thank you,' " she said, noting, "I was so apprehensive about just sitting down in his seat".
It also noted that one man seemed apprehensive about jumping, but was encouraged to do so by the rest of the group.
The article also noted that a New York psychologist reported Zardari had been "persistently apprehensive and had thought about suicide".
Burkhart reported the results of his modified Latarjet procedure in patients with severe bone loss, and noted that there were no recurrences and that only 2.2%% were apprehensive [18].
The pair made scored 44 runs together, though Wisden noted that "the difficulty they experienced in playing the bowling made one apprehensive".
