Sentence examples for is trepidation about from inspiring English sources

While excitement is building in Brazil, there is trepidation about a fragile transport network and the sewage system.

And for many, in Greece at least, there is trepidation about what the post-Obama era might bring.

Even Valentine conceded there was trepidation about Vaughn's return after the long layoff.

Robert Maruca, a deputy correction commissioner, said he understood that there might be trepidation about having inmates on the other side of one's bedroom wall.

When Manchester City announced that the ground would be unavailable in 2015 because of expansion plans, there was trepidation about where Magic Weekend would go next.

As Pitino admitted yesterday, "there was trepidation about this one game every other season," and it was almost enough to deter him from taking over at Louisville for the ousted veteran, Denny Crum.

As a result, there's trepidation about the idea of regime change and the unknowns that could come with such a scenario.

British banks are also lobbying against parts of a long-overdue proposal by the authorities to deal with ailing banks.For other European banks, there is trepidation not about whether their governments or central banks are willing to support them, but whether they can.

But he does not always take counsel, some who speak to him regularly said, and there is trepidation among some of his allies about whether he will learn enough by Monday to appear knowledgeable beside the more experienced Mr. Cuomo.

"Whenever you're teaching students about atrocity there is trepidation, but it's always gratifying as a teacher to see young people begin to have this more nuanced understanding of something so terrible".

And that's one of the things that's really hard because we have such limited representation and we want to be marketable there is a trepidation about being specific in the way that we are specific.