Sentence examples for increasing apprehension of from inspiring English sources

Royce holds that we must have some sort of apprehension of the "higher inclusive thought" in order to be able even to make our errors, and then that the growth of human knowledge over time consists in increasing apprehension of this all-inclusive truth without any limit being prescribed by our subordinate status.

My own earlier struggles with a fiery temper have also been mitigated in recent years by an increasing apprehension of God's holy kingdom here and now.

While the change is within the margin of error, evidence including increased apprehensions of migrants at the US border leads Pew researchers to speculate in a new report that illegal immigration is again rising.

Improved checking of fraudulent documents, and increased apprehensions of asylum seekers who crossed illegally, has seen a cascade of unsuccessful migrants pushed back from the Balkans ultimately to Greece.

The story goes that his father and grandfather both died of heart attacks aged 55 and that Melville approached that same age with increasing apprehension.

One of his daughters came over and climbed into his lap and his gentleness with her eased our increasing apprehensions.

This limitation based on participation may, in part, be due to increased apprehension surrounding issues of informed consent and researcher access to this information in the study's population.

Manipulating the three sides of the problem triangle using the situational crime prevention techniques means that the success of this approach does not rely on increased apprehension.

Persistently high unemployment and the decline of middle-class jobs increase apprehensions about competition among members of the next generation.

"ICE officials have been vocal in recent months about increased needs based on increased apprehensions at the border," Damon Hininger, chief executive of CCA, said during an earnings call on Thursday.

Increasing certainty of apprehension by increasing police staffing and/or conducting sobriety checks is a more effective strategy for reducing alcohol-impaired driving than legislating increased penalties for DWI.