Sentence examples similar to linked apprehensions from inspiring English sources

Another New Yorker who linked his growing apprehension to the change at City Hall was Sherman Jackson, a 55-year-old former government worker and lifelong New Yorker.

Six items from this group were thought to be linked with communication apprehension (2, 3, 13, 20, 26, and 27).

Similar to the third factor of Aida's study, the third factor of the study of Liu and Jackson (2008) comprised all reversed items and seemed to be linked with communication apprehension with a positive attitude (e.g., No. 2).

Interestingly, women did not express apprehensions or doubts linked to the unavailability of this pain relief option, thus demonstrating the open-mindedness of women accepting a different model of care for pregnancy and childbirth [ 42].

Following initial studies demonstrating the anti-allergic potential of gene vaccines, which clearly linked this capacity to the induction of Th1 immunity, apprehension was raised that this type of response might trigger pathological inflammation, particularly of the airways, and could even lead to development of autoimmunity.

Instructors' apprehensions and the decisions instructors make about pedagogy are often linked when it comes to teaching evolution.

I tend to chalk much of these apprehensions up to some pretty conservative notions of sexuality, closely linked to religion.

Thereafter the apprehensions grew.

Meanwhile, his apprehensions only grew.

Low apprehensions were good until high apprehensions were good.

But the apprehensions are understandable.