Sentence examples similar to matching apprehensions from inspiring English sources

The last two months nearly matched the number of apprehensions in October and November 2016.

There's the novelty (or apprehension) of wondering what's going to be put in your mouth next, the matching up of sounds and smells, the way you feel rhythm tapped on your skin as well as hearing it.

Langfield, who has been a member of the Scotland squad without so far winning a cap, admitted to some apprehension on his return to match action.

And while they will face tougher challenges, namely holders Bayern Munich in their next Group D match, this result will have soothed any apprehension following opening defeats in their last two European ventures.

Yet after watching endless clips of English thugs on television, the Japanese public is treating the matches involving England with apprehension.

As explained above, because contract cheating transactions are intended to produce 'original' output, plagiarism detection pattern matching software is likely to be ineffective as an apprehension tool for this problem.

But it gives the home secretary the power to add to the purposes for which data matching exercises can be carried out, including the prevention of crime other than fraud, the apprehension of offenders or the recovery of debt.

Thereafter the apprehensions grew.

Meanwhile, his apprehensions only grew.

Low apprehensions were good until high apprehensions were good.

But the apprehensions are understandable.