Sentence examples for has been apprehensions from inspiring English sources

For years, its only publicly-reported measure of success has been "apprehensions," a flexible tool used to tout its success in years of high and low apprehensions.

In neighborhoods all over Montreal where Muslim families have been living in harmony with families of other religions, there has been apprehension and some fear since the attacks on the United States and Washington's assertion that Islamic extremists are to blame and will be tracked down and eliminated.

However, there has been apprehension for some time about the value and place of child and developmental psychology in early childhood education.

It also could have been apprehensions from spending the week taking care of Ashleigh that held her back.

It's encouraging to see that he wants to add 800 peer-to-peer counselors and improve the V.A.'s partnerships with community-based organizations —one barrier to care has been veterans'  apprehensions about going near (and getting lost in) the V.A. bureaucracy.

"There has been no apprehension at this point".

"There has been no apprehension," state police said moments ago.

As was made clear in Hackney, there has been public apprehension about and opposition to these protection orders, which are beginning to resemble spatial asbos, but that is not slowing their deployment.

The most notable achievement so far has been the apprehension of Abu Zubaydah, third in command to Osama bin Laden, primarily as a result of precise C.I.A. work in concert with Pakistani investigations.

Recently, there has been growing apprehension about the complications of diabetes, especially diabetes-associated cognitive decline (DACD).

US policy has been viewed with apprehension by key allies such as Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.