Sentence examples for cause trepidation from inspiring English sources

There are many symptoms within a company's marketing structure that can cause trepidation.

What causes trepidation among investors is the tremendous executional risk that early stage ventures face.

Small wonder that fears of a growth slowdown in China are causing trepidation around the world.

The fund's project has plotted the old walls on a map, causing trepidation among Iraqis who live along them now.

In Raqqa, news that the Y.P.G. and its Free Syrian Army allies are preparing for an assault on the city is causing trepidation.

Hitting the "cues" continues to be a cause of trepidation and triumph for the silent film accompanist, as many of the musicians at the festival attested.

A trip to Steaua Bucharest, such as Chelsea experience today, used to be cause for trepidation, and not just because of the spartan hotels and unpalatable food behind the old Iron Curtain.

"And while this appears to be markedly more orderly in its rollout, this will still cause serious trepidation for those who previously fell under the original Executive Order and will likely delay or cancel travel plans for many". Tech companies reacted to the order, with some remaining opposed to the changes.

Since block halvings are programmed to happen so infrequently (once every 210,000 blocks, or roughly once every four years), they are a cause of trepidation.

When she does, it is with trepidation.

Our research suggests potential investigations often cause concern and trepidation among local populations (a finding echoed in Burundi — one of the countries withdrawing from the ICC).