Sentence examples for continued trepidation from inspiring English sources

The pullback reflects the continued trepidation about the industry, which is clouded by economic concerns, regulatory uncertainty, and legal liabilities.

"As the issue takes a prominent place in the headlines today, I sometimes feel guilty about my trepidation," Ms. Carlson continued.

However, despite atmosphere of excitement due to the arrival of a morale-boosting celebrity CEO, a few Yahoo employees continue to feel trepidation about company strategy, or lack thereof.

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.

I continue to try alternative methods with trepidation, skepticism, and hope.

TO judge from lobby talk during performances by the New York City Opera this spring and continuing chat on opera blogs, there has been growing trepidation among the company's supporters over the coming of Gerard Mortier.

And the new guidance practically ensures that certain communities will continue to engage with law enforcement agents, state or federal, with trepidation and fear.

Without present trepidation, then, she contemplates the other gift of the un-young; the continuing sharpening of long-term memory.