Sentence examples for generated apprehension from inspiring English sources
For some, this has generated apprehension that gene patents are being granted too broadly or freely, especially for foundational tools.
Background: It is conceivable that a complicated recovery course in a high-risk premature infant managed at home generates apprehension and anxiety in parents.
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Mr. Colas said that a gathering of Federal Reserve officials at the end of the week was also generating some apprehension, especially after the central bank's decision to buy government debt.
"There is a general apprehension," Mr. Williams said.
In the context of the 21st century global politics -- as the Chinese renaissance affirms itself as the world's major factor of change -- the apprehension it generates around China and beyond, in the West, has to be defeated before it induces the follies of confrontation.
"Because the moment you mix the two things, it becomes controversial and creates apprehensions that Nepal may be losing its water in the name of letting India develop its hydropower, that was why India's recent proposal generated controversy and so we have asked our government to stay clear of that".
It must generate temporal and spatial structure (Synthesis of Apprehension in Intuition).
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It has been reported that signals that fire together wire together to generate new sensory neuro-motor maps [ 42] that may compromise stability in the overhead and apprehension positions.
Finding a way satisfactorily to pay off so much mysteriously tense apprehension is no small challenge for a writer – and VanderMeer manages to avoid banality and opacity both, and generates some real emotional charge while he's about it.
