Sentence examples for apprehensive that if from inspiring English sources

In addition, many interested parties are also apprehensive that if the transaction is consummated, Yahoo will have less incentive to compete against Google, as it will rely upon its main competitor for a significant increase in its revenue.

The stranger suddenly gave a knowing, ingratiating smile, a smile like a wink, as if he were proposing to his host, "Let's sin together!" But, also, as if he were apprehensive that his proposal might get him punished.

My own mother was very apprehensive that first time 23 years ago.

"I am very apprehensive that the matter will become public and turn into worldwide scandal".

Jewish Israelis remain exceedingly apprehensive that the Zionist enterprise has not been completed.

The dogs' owners ambled, too, seemingly never apprehensive that their canine companions might bolt.

They are also apprehensive that to challenge the electoral college might delegitimise him as leader.

Some were apprehensive that their colleagues could interpret sitting at the computer as avoiding work.

Some clinicians were apprehensive that home haemodialysis would be an overwhelming burden on family carers.

They were apprehensive that the broad additional information may increase their workload.

We were apprehensive that the therapeutic barium enema might cause the obstruction of the appendix, leading to severe appendicitis.