Sentence examples for most apprehension was from inspiring English sources
When Gordon Smith succeeded David Taylor as chief executive of the SFA just under 18 months ago, he confided that the aspect of the job causing him the most apprehension was having the implementation of his ideas for change delayed, or even rejected, by procedure.
The apprehension was not unreasonable.
Our apprehension wasn't shared by William.
MY apprehension was beginning to grow.
"You're kidding, right?" I said, but their apprehension was real.
"Maybe apprehension wasn't the right word," he said.
Such apprehension was probably unfounded and unfair.
As it turned out, my apprehension was misplaced.
When mud acid reacts with the formation to dissolve different minerals, the most important apprehensions are the reactions of carbonates with HCl and HF and the reactions of HF with silicates, quartz (Eq. 1) and feldspar.
Like the most visceral fears, this apprehension is about the unknown.
The apprehension is most acute in the department of human development, where at least 10 of the 16 Binghamton men's basketball players are studying, according to the report released Feb. 11.
