Sentence examples for clearly apprehension from inspiring English sources

When Mr. Thiel was asked about the worried comments of some reporters, who on Monday night urged their colleagues to wait 48 hours before going out on strike, he said: "Clearly apprehension by a number of people -- as there should be.

But some apprehension clearly remains.

Flanked by thousands of local onlookers, many of the young athletes that follow the main procession look on with bemusement and apprehension, clearly unnerved by the attention.

"We know we are only getting a snapshot of what's happening, but fear and apprehension are clearly evident among Muslim women," he said.

Juliette is met at the airport by her younger sister, Léa (Elsa Zylberstein), who hasn't seen her for most of those years and who is clearly torn by both elation and apprehension at the sight of her.

John Walsh of "America's Most Wanted" was featured, talking about interviewing President Obama on the 1000th anniversary of a show that has clearly made a difference in the apprehension of violent criminals.

"Clearly there are questions and some apprehensions," Mrs. Clinton said before meeting with Prime Minister Brian Cowen of Ireland at his residence here.

Concerns about their current weight in general were clearly an important factor affecting individual's apprehension about weight gain associated with smoking cessation.

Following initial studies demonstrating the anti-allergic potential of gene vaccines, which clearly linked this capacity to the induction of Th1 immunity, apprehension was raised that this type of response might trigger pathological inflammation, particularly of the airways, and could even lead to development of autoimmunity.

"It's not surprising that people have some apprehension looking at the Internet because the Internet is clearly changing how we learn about politics," said Kelly Garrett, assistant professor of communication at Ohio State University.

Under the new MDR guidelines, the Government of India has clearly pronounced a "no punitive action" policy but how much this has eliminated apprehension is yet to be seen.