With the recent accounting restatement, there is a lot of, understandable, apprehension over financial controls/situation.
Yet if names like Dai-Ichi Kangyo Bank or Ashikaga Bank trip on Western tongues, there is a growing apprehension that Japanese financial institutions like them may threaten the boom on Wall Street and even the stability of the global economy.
However, physicians are reluctant to implement EHRs due to financial constraints, usability concerns, and apprehension about unintended consequences, including the introduction of medical errors related to EHR use.
The friend, who works in the financial district, says that there is widespread apprehension and many have been radicalized by the recent events in S. Vietnam & Cambodia.
It appears that stressful events of later life stress are predisposing these men to see and experience their golden years with apprehension and anxiety, perhaps because of financial worries and dwindling emotional support of friends and family.
Factors such as pain, apprehension, difficulty in fulfilling personal and family responsibility, financial burdens, and diminished cognition must also be encompassed to fully understand what the illness means to an individual [ 16, 17].
The October drop in the consumer confidence index was set off "by a cooling economy and apprehension regarding soaring oil prices and volatility in the financial markets," said Lynn Franco, director of the Conference Board's consumer research center.
Participation in the study is recognised by compensating participants for their time, especially if they incurred financial or emotional expense to participate such as: child care; travel; and the possible apprehension of talking about their personal experiences [ 29].
"There's a lot of fear and a lot of apprehension about retiring and then having what was promised you taken away," said Charles Dones Jr., financial secretary for the United Automobile Workers Local 6645 in Fontana, Calif., and a 32-year G.M. veteran.
The deputy governor for financial stability at the Bank of England, Sir Jon Cunliffe, made a speech on Thursday in which he expressed apprehension that the housing bubble in the UK risks destabilising economic recovery.
While the rise of a commodity-based youth culture provided girls with a financial incentive to babysit, the expectation that, as females, girls are naturally maternal diminished parent-employers' apprehensions about hiring teen-age girls.
