Sentence examples for be apprehensive about a from inspiring English sources

Yes, some people may be apprehensive about a political system dominated by a single party, but it is the job of opposition parties to offer superior alternatives.

I imagine Huntington would be apprehensive about a commander-in-chief so indifferent to a foreign power's assault on the U.S. electoral system, and one displaying so little of the work ethic and reverence for the rule of law that Huntington admired.

"It is hard to expect any local person not to be apprehensive about a scheme that could promise many benefits but also poses a disaster".

"One way of overcoming performance anxiety is the use of visualization, which is seeing and hearing yourself performing well in the situation you are apprehensive about," says Aidan Moran, a professor of cognitive psychology at University College Dublin.

Each side was apprehensive about a planned midnight meeting at the sheik's home.

He says he is apprehensive about a government agency taking over the caves and barring access, or worse, it becoming a commercialized roadside spectacle.

Still others are apprehensive about a possible end to the Medicaid expansion, which has covered millions of lower-income Americans in 31 states.

In April 1983, his daughter Jacqueline, then 20, was apprehensive about a dinner invitation she had received to meet the family of a man she was dating at Drew University.

"I think he did a great job of presenting his case to the people," said Ms. Everett, who admitted she was apprehensive about a protracted, open-ended war.

For the moment, Senate Democratic leaders are taking an aggressive approach, defying Republicans and brushing aside the objections of moderate Democrats who are apprehensive about a public plan.

Students rushed to school to be on time for their exams.Certainly, Afghans are apprehensive about a rising tide of violence and what the future may have in store for them.