Sentence examples for be apprehensive about the from inspiring English sources

The more likely scenario, given recent history, is that he would be apprehensive about the consequences of regulating hedge-fund operators and investment bankers.

Neon's father, who lives in London and is separated from Ms Roberts, has agreed to radiotherapy but is said to be "apprehensive" about the treatment.

Because parents can be apprehensive about the combination of air, snow and hard objects, ski schools make an extra effort to alleviate anxiety about terrain park lessons.

That said, Tesla investors are still likely to be apprehensive about the company's liquidity position considering its high operating expenses and impending debt maturities.

Despite the comparative optimism in the markets today vs. the despair that was nearly universal one year ago, there are still reasons to be apprehensive about the prospects for continued price appreciation.

Analyst Christoffer Malmer argued that even in the post-turmoil environment, investors would be apprehensive about the legacy, meaning having to "pay up" for future earnings from investment banks as well as fears about the impact that slower global growth could have on private banking.

The Audubo Society is apprehensive about the beacons.

Eric was apprehensive about the whole idea.

He was apprehensive about the premiere.

Everyone is apprehensive about the I.R.S.

But I was apprehensive about the show on Broadway.