Sentence examples for the apprehension has from inspiring English sources

The apprehension has little to do with the economy.

The apprehension has been sharpened by the case of Dianne Willmore, exposed to asbestos whilst a pupil at Bowring comprehensive school, Merseyside, during the 1970s, and diagnosed with mesothelioma in March 2007 aged 46.

The apprehension has recently been heightened by the fact that some within the Meitei community have called the Kukis 'foreigners'foreigners

All the euphoria and most of the apprehension had disappeared by the time Greeks voted today.

The naked torment of that apprehension has fueled Mr. Bowie's twilight masterpiece.

But the fear of being labeled soft on crime is one that has haunted New York Democrats for decades, and that apprehension hasn't gone away.

Mr. Cronk said that the initial apprehension has faded among brokers about the possibility of having online listings usurp their commissions, their exclusives and ultimately their jobs.

Both start from the appearances, as Kant now calls them, which the synthesis of apprehension has located in time.

In fact, while the likelihood of apprehension has increased in recent years, 92 to 98 percent of those who try to cross eventually succeed, according to research by Wayne A. Cornelius and his colleagues at the University of California, San Diego.

The move follows the capture of Sleiman Daoud al-Afari, a man described as Isis's chemical weapons chief, whose apprehension has reignited the political controversy over the future of the detention facility.

With the Japanese crisis, popular apprehension has also soared.