Sentence examples for is increasingly apprehensive from inspiring English sources

With every passing week, the polls show that the American public is increasingly apprehensive, and no one is more sensitive to the drift of public opinion than a U.S. senator about to face the voters of his state.

After the terrorist assaults, some Mumbai Jews said they were increasingly apprehensive about their Muslim neighbors.

Fishermen on the island, he assures me, are increasingly apprehensive about the Navy's plans and its impact on their livelihoods, even though "folks here are patriotic and support the military".

But many in the party – and not just among those who might be called the Blairites – are growing increasingly apprehensive about what his weak and inconsistent leadership is doing to the party in its traditional heartlands," he says.

However, when Charles and Francis made peace in January 1539, Henry became increasingly apprehensive.

Mr Netanyahu is openly apprehensive.

David Tankel is clearly apprehensive about being interviewed.

And Mead, at least, is still apprehensive.

"The community is really apprehensive".

Ms. Marshall is apprehensive.

Everyone is apprehensive about the I.R.S.