Sentence examples for met with apprehension from inspiring English sources

But Toyota's initial offer to the charity in 2011 was met with apprehension.

In some countries, too, South African companies have been met with apprehension by local businesses that fear dominance by more highly capitalized competitors.

The market strides have already met with apprehension among a number of analysts about possibly leaner days ahead in other words, with a measure of disbelief.

Rick's held secret is met with apprehension from the group.

While most of our close friends and family were excited for us, there were times we were met with apprehension.

"We are aware that the Apostolic Visitation was met with apprehension by some women religious," said Braz de Aviz.

The notion of "The Gates" is met with indifference, apprehension or outright contempt by politicians and cultural commissars in a city just emerging from a fiscal crisis, and none of them take much trouble to hide their feelings from the camera.

Such a drastic change in feedback style will be met with some apprehension.

The proposition of biomass harvesting for bioenergy is often met with the apprehension that increasing demand for bioenergy would lead to over-utilisation of the relatively slow growing native forests (Hall 2002; Davis et al. 2012).

Indeed, when first launched, his style of gritty-street-verve-meets-high-fashion was met with more apprehension than applause.

He said: "We are only too aware that the change of colour is a radical and some would say revolutionary move which will be met with unease and apprehension by a number of supporters, along with being seen as controversial by many.