Sentence examples for broad apprehensions from inspiring English sources

While exposed to the broad apprehensions about the slow economy, they have been mercifully free of the concerns about corporate accounting.

Agreeing with James that strictly durationless experiences (or apprehensions) are abstractions, Broad insists that a viable account of sensible duration must rest on the foundation of continuous periods of sensing.

This version contains the "full workflow as the existing SORMAS in order to allow individual adaptations, to include a broader developer community and diminish apprehensions regarding unilateral economic dependencies" (http://www.sormas.org, last access: 18.07.2017).

Ming Pao said it was "deeply angry that the assailants dared to conduct an attack in broad daylight", and offered a reward of HK$1 million ($128,000) for information leading to the apprehension of the assailants.

These interviewees express, too, deep wariness and suspicion of CIRBs, and of "anonymous government bureaucracies," reflecting the same apprehension that underlies broader political caution of federal government involvement and notions of "states' rights".

Thereafter the apprehensions grew.

Meanwhile, his apprehensions only grew.

But the apprehensions are understandable.

Winfrey I had a lot of apprehensions.

Mr. Ramnarie apparently had some apprehensions.

Such apprehensions were often fully justified.