Sentence examples for sustained apprehension from inspiring English sources

The findings indicate that the financial model benefits of crowdfunding for independent artists are dependent on fan base demographic variables relating to age group and genre due to sustained apprehension from younger audiences.

Intelligence officials have long said they believed that members of the military, not the C.I.A. employees, bore responsibility for the prisoner's death, and the Fay Report said an autopsy conducted later had concluded that the prisoner had "died of a blood clot in the head, likely as a result of injuries he sustained during apprehension".

It may be impossible, however, to fully counteract the shock of going from a 24-hour state of generalized fear-apprehension-paranoia, sustained for a year through wartime, to evenings at home on the La-Z-Boy, asked to fulfill the requirements of love and tenderness needed to sustain a family.

The lamentable disturbances of the past three years are only the latest and most sustained manifestation of this intense Arab apprehension.

Also, the second factor included communication apprehension (e.g., No. 1) as well as test anxiety sustained by one item (No. 8).

And although its period-piece chapters about Ann Eliza prompt apprehension, they sustain interest and come alive.

I read my book "The Locusts Have No King" with apprehension and was astonished to find it an admirable, superior work — no holes of plot as in other works — and a sustained intelligence dominating the farcical and exaggerated so that it had more unity and structural solidity than anything I ever did.

Note that while sense, object, and conscious apprehension come together as a consequence of past habituations and other conditioning factors, the ensuing cognitive awareness appears to both sustain and be sustained by these factors.

Sustained again.

"Objection sustained!

But apprehension about future uncertainty affords no basis for trying to sustain a crumbling status quo.