The survey of 410 people found that 66% of respondents said they would be apprehensive of using a voice assistant in a hotel room, because of concerns over privacy, 90% said they would like to control the ways corporations use their data, even if it meant sacrificing convenience.
Tom Bateman rightly plays Will as an apprehensive theatrical apprentice only gradually discovering his dramatic voice.
The Voice 370 statement said families "are apprehensive about the handling of the whole incident from day one by the Malaysian authorities".
With his hard-boiled egg of a head, barking voice, interrogator's nose, demented moustache and apprehensive eyes, he was the British film industry's archetypal officious policeman or half-unhinged bungling crook.
As usual in Sudan, most of the casualties were civilians.Many voices, many fearsIn Khartoum, the mood is apprehensive.
At a time when our young people are apprehensive of their future, both in terms of not having a voice and job prospects, the development of our Youth Board felt particularly rewarding.
Nevertheless, Twain was apprehensive about collaborating with Foster and frightened that he would dislike the song or her voice.
As he asked his question, Mr. Keyter seemed deeply apprehensive — perhaps not surprising, considering that the SABC had served unswervingly, for decades, as the legitimizing voice of apartheid.
As practitioners inexperienced in deferred consent may be apprehensive about discussing this method with parents, 22 and parents may react negatively or struggle to voice their concerns in recruitment discussions with practitioners, 46 CONNECT findings should be fed into practitioner training for future critical care trials that use deferred consent.
Adam sat down, apprehensive.
They are very apprehensive".
