Sentence examples for it is apprehensive about from inspiring English sources
Trade unions will campaign against the cuts, with a national demonstration in March, and Labour, under its new leader, Ed Miliband, is already in full cry even though Mr Darling had planned a clampdown himself.The public may in principle accept the need to deal with the deficit, but it is apprehensive about its impact on public services and doubtful about the wisdom of moving so fast.
Instead, the editorial said it was apprehensive about Johnson's foreign policy chops because he "holds to conventional libertarian non-interventionism". Johnson's Wednesday night flub on MSNBC likely did little to instill more confidence in this area, as the Libertarian candidate struggled to name a foreign leader he admired.
It was rather daunting and I was apprehensive about it, but in the end, it only took about eight hours, and they were broken up.
"To leave superbikes after seven years was a big decision – I was apprehensive about it," he says.
They're gorgeous, but I'm apprehensive about buying stuff that's grungy.
Kim Goldman, who has written frequently about her brother's murder, including the 2014 book "Can't Forgive: My 20-Year Battle with O.J. Simpson," told People the creators of the miniseries didn't consult with her family and she is "apprehensive" about it and its accuracy.
And it's clear -- much of Middle America is apprehensive about bikers.
