Sentence examples for apprehensive to take from inspiring English sources

We were apprehensive to take on such a big amount [of debt], but having just had our first child it was impossible to rent.

Although he had some reservations ("Every time I felt unusual physical reactions, a twinge here a twinge there, a headache, disrupted sleep or diminished libido, I retreated from the testosterone or steroids -- too apprehensive to take them regularly").

Still, I am a touch apprehensive to take the car on normal roads.

At first, I was a bit apprehensive to take the sacred iPhone into the water, but since h2o audio has a pretty good reputation for waterproofing gadgets, I went ahead.

In an interview with The Telegraph, Harris opened up on why she was apprehensive to take on the role of the main character's mother, Paula.

Back in March, the company issued a significant price drop for the iPad in hopes of convincing apprehensive buyers to take a plunge with an upgrade.

Even when aware of the programs and services that are available to them, people can be apprehensive about trying to take advantage of them.

[I]n the interview, Mr. Lieberman said that he grew apprehensive when a formal proposal began to take shape.

These participants were cautious and apprehensive over their decision on what to take or what to avoid whilst breastfeeding, expressing their fear of it affecting their infants' health.

But he is apprehensive, calling the decision to welcome Australia to take part in 2015 and again this year "controversial" and that expansion is a "touchy subject".

Apprehensive but ever practical, she figured out what steps she needed to take to be in a position to apply for a job with them.