Sentence examples for growing trepidation over from inspiring English sources

Yet soon the cheerful mood may give way to growing trepidation over the difficult months ahead.Pressure on the prime minister for a reshuffle had grown during a year which has seen relations sour between the Congress Party and some coalition allies.

In the end despite the growing trepidation over home prices that consistently and rapidly increase, it's difficult to say just when a price drop might occur, or how.

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.

Labour's growing trepidation is balanced by the Tories' optimistic pragmatism.

His growing trepidation, colleagues' frayed tempers, last-minute worries about Richard's hump and first-night nerves feature in Sher's diary, complete with his wonderful caricatures.

Red Hat goes on to say with fervent glee that this business model is not only doubling its revenues annually, but also adding to "the growing trepidation of the old, proprietary software vendors".

"We're growing year-over-year.

The population grew to over a thousand.

Results Take a Hit | Brazilian companies are growing cautious over going public as market trepidation forces more and more of them to shelve initial public offering plans, the Financial Times reports.

The kind words of encouragement were also most welcome, given the growing sense of trepidation some might have sensed from the headline of my first post.

Q: Is the business growing over all?