Sentence examples similar to regarding this apprehension from inspiring English sources

report regarding this sector".

"Many of us regard the apprehension and punishment of Galina's assassins as a fundamental test for the Russian state," wrote Margaret Thatcher, the former British prime minister.

He regarded this as censorship.

Jorge regards this as censorship.

Ferguson regards this as tedious.

Kripke regards this as counterintuitive.

China will now have to open its markets to goods and services from other members, but will also increase its export opportunities - a situation that its Asian neighbours especially regard with apprehension.

"Wherever an increasingly uncertain future is regarded with apprehension, even in affluent nations: in each of these places may the light of Christmas shine forth and encourage all people to do their part in a spirit of authentic solidarity," he said.

Sexual love, regarded with apprehension in Lewis's fiction and largely ignored in Tolkien's, saves the world in "His Dark Materials," when Lyra's coming of age and falling in love mystically bring about the mending of a perilous cosmological rift.

Free text clinical comments included apprehension regarding potential "false understanding" created by translation aids, a suggestion for incorporation of phonetic texts in the instrument, and an expression of dissatisfaction with the suggestion of acquiring language skills to accommodate non-English-speaking patients without their own interpreter.

This apprehension is especially acute regarding those lucrative industries, such as mining, that have drastic environmental impacts that impose high ecological liabilities and whose post-disturbance landscapes have so few parallels in the natural realm (Foster et al. 1998).