Sentence examples for be apprehensive on from inspiring English sources

Symons was right to be apprehensive: on Wednesday, word came that Scott Pruitt, Oklahoma's attorney general, will be named the head of the E.P.A.

During the "crucial, unsettling summer months of 1914," Dr. Richard E. Rodda writes in the program notes, the composer was "apprehensive on one hand over the war that threatened to erupt in Europe, hopeful on the other as rumors of advancing Russian armies flashed through the Czech lands," bringing promise of an end to Hapsburg hegemony.

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.

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

I am apprehensive of that juncture.

"Without doubt they'll be apprehensive coming to us on the back of two defeats and know the torrent of criticism they'll receive going back to Sheffield if they lose to us," he told the Liverpool Daily Post.

But he soon realized he was apprehensive to turn the camera on because it just created a chore for him.

Polished content will also stoke interest from film studios, who might have been apprehensive to invest deeply based on just the promise of VR.

To ensure players continue to enjoy playing the game, no storyline path is made without some kind of reward and, to help ease players who may be apprehensive about whether they are on the right path, the distance the character has to travel to get rewarded is reduced at the beginning of the game.

On the general macroeconomic front there is much to be apprehensive about.

"I will be apprehensive".