"I Used to Be Afraid," by Laura Vaccaro Seeger ("First the Egg"; the "Dog and Bear" books), encourages kids to use logic and reason as tools for managing their apprehensions.
Background: It is conceivable that a complicated recovery course in a high-risk premature infant managed at home generates apprehension and anxiety in parents.
Through research, experience and public outreach, operators and regulators have managed successfully the risks, benefits and public apprehension in relation to these activities.
In spite of their deep "sorrow and apprehension," Mr. Murray said, they managed to experience happiness, and "it really made me feel good to see that for a few moments".
There was some apprehension because I'd never really managed a team before.
There was apprehension, and possibly a faked medical emergency involved, but finally I managed to reach our COO.
Despite an anemic economy and apprehension over possible terrorism and an impending war, the nation's largest CE dealers managed to boost sales 6.2% last year, according to the latest TWICE Top 100 CE Retailers ranking.
The death of Hafez al-Assad, the Syrian strongman who skillfully managed to keep his insular nation a pivot of political power in the Middle East, brought expressions of both apprehension and cautious hope for stability from regional and world leaders.
The world is looking at the United States with grave apprehension because we're unable to manage our finances.
Feelings of increased stress and less collegial support when managing dying patients might further contribute to this apprehension [ 18].
Finding a way satisfactorily to pay off so much mysteriously tense apprehension is no small challenge for a writer – and VanderMeer manages to avoid banality and opacity both, and generates some real emotional charge while he's about it.
