Sentence examples similar to level raises apprehension from inspiring English sources

A general crime increase and sporadic violence in the cities raised apprehension in white communities.

For a people accustomed to more gradual change under military rule, the scale of the sales is raising apprehension that it will strengthen the hand of military cronies.

There is preliminary evidence in animals [34] and in humans [35], [36] that the novel experience of the first pregnancy could raise the level of apprehension in primigravid women, thereby potentially affecting the growth of the foetus via modulation of the vascular and endocrine functions of the feto-placental unit [37], [38].

As white women concerned about their black sons, the tension of current events has raised our apprehension level substantially.

The corridor is important: it prepares you and raises expectation and apprehension.

Recent literature has raised some apprehensions with regard to the usage of cervical cages.

"My level of apprehension went from moderate to the red zone," Overton told me.

"People aren't used to performing in front of others," says Walker, "and that tension creates a level of apprehension, anxiety.

But when you have just spent a small fortune on a refurbishment that finished exactly a day before, there's an extra level of apprehension.

Under the circumstances, it's not surprising that Gomez's Ben Ottewell admits to "a level of apprehension" about the release of the band's new album.

Joan Didion, whose novels and essays have always contained an underlying sense of dread, said that perhaps there would be "a different level of apprehension" in her work.