A general crime increase and sporadic violence in the cities raised apprehension in white communities.
For a people accustomed to more gradual change under military rule, the scale of the sales is raising apprehension that it will strengthen the hand of military cronies.
The tape's repeated warnings -- "if you are listening this far into the recording your disease is growing worse" -- continually raise apprehension for the man, who visibly deteriorates in front of us.
Recent literature has raised some apprehensions with regard to the usage of cervical cages.
"While both run about the same number of personal stories and glitz and glam features, Portfolio, unlike Fortune, runs many articles that raise apprehension, fear, doubt and anxieties about different businesses or business trends," she wrote.
President Eisenhower, at an Oct. 9 new conference, said of the military significance of Russia's first satellite: "That does not raise my apprehension, not one iota". On Oct. 13 the Russians hinted at a permanent earth satellite that would last for hundreds of years.
As white women concerned about their black sons, the tension of current events has raised our apprehension level substantially.
The corridor is important: it prepares you and raises expectation and apprehension.
Many congressional Republicans privately express concerns that range from apprehension to outright dread". Which raises another question: Why do GOP lawmakers remain so publicly cowed?
But the demands on Mr. Kohl to declare himself on the matter have become something of a test of the Chancellor's broader readiness to recognize and address the apprehensions raised abroad by the prospect of a reunited Germany.
The concentration of such attitudes among people not likely to take part in genetic research raises questions about whether this apprehension is related to mistrust of the research enterprise, or whether fear of bad news, in the form of IRRs, might discourage participation.
