Sentence examples for earlier apprehension from inspiring English sources

The judge challenged the findings of the Met's internal inquiry and the IPCC findings, which concluded that the failings of the police would most likely not have led to Warboys' earlier apprehension.

But if the bureau had stronger safeguards, "some additional flags would have been raised" that might have led to Hanssen's earlier apprehension, Garcia said.

Early apprehension in the stands had given way to boozy relief by the time last man James Pattinson joined Brad Haddin at the crease.

If anything, my early apprehension about Phantom Thread was that it seemed like safe subject matter.

Doctor Who star Arthur Darvill, also out for Oz Comic Con, has overcome early apprehensions of appearing at such events.

Frame, Glass, Verse shows, finally, how this earlier understanding of poetic language has been obscured by a modern idea of framing that has structured our apprehension of works of art, concepts, and even historical periods.

It is not for lack of security or even early adopter apprehension that potential customers might turn away.

Melissa, age 36 and diagnosed HIV-positive eight months earlier, expressed her apprehension about revealing her serostatus to a potential partner as follows: " So that's that.

Ziporyn of Start Schools Later noted that she has seen parents show just as much apprehension about earlier school start times as they do about later ones, which she suggested means it's mostly change that they're afraid of.

In FY 2015, there were 186,017 apprehensions of Mexicans along the Southwest border, compared to approximate 1 million apprehensions 10 years earlier in FY 2005, according to the U.S. Border Patrol.

Although Nikpai has very little experience against many of the fighters at the World Championships, he shows little apprehension in the early rounds, defeating athletes from Trinidad and Tobago and then Mexico.