Sentence examples for apprehensive of losing from inspiring English sources

"Mrs Simpson is, in consequence, apprehensive of losing the affection of POW which she is very anxious to avoid for financial reasons.

He remained apprehensive about Wednesday's game, saying, "Mexico has a 100percentt chance of losing".

Such reductions often involve tortuous negotiations between different organisations and governments, all apprehensive about losing "sovereignty" over their portion of the sky.

"The new college student may be afflicted by a sense of lost identity in a strange environment... Her newly stimulated intellectual curiosity may make her more sensitive to and apprehensive about unstable national and world conditions".

But experts are apprehensive of how the Government may react.

McLeish said: "Arsenal were very apprehensive of the big fellow (Zigic).

I'd always been apprehensive of the Tasman Sea and what we were going to face.

He is a distinctly anti-revolutionary conservative, deeply apprehensive of any grassroots challenge.

As both patients are now entitled to confidentiality, I am apprehensive of conflicts of interest.

"He was a fatalist," Wineapple writes, "apprehensive of action -- associated with aggression -- skeptical of result".

I could finally say that I was Algerian without being apprehensive of how people would respond.