Sentence examples for the apprehension that from inspiring English sources

Trading on Tuesday summed up the apprehension that has recently clouded the stock market.

Now comes the double-dip and all the apprehension that comes with it".

If she was, it would be a chance in a thousand, he thought, the apprehension that had haunted him on the night of the incident flooding his consciousness, stifling everything else.

It appears that people have learned to associate insurance with a sense of safety and therefore the apprehension that is experienced when one considers possible misfortune is abated by the awareness that one is insured against these calamities.

The verdict by Mr. Abdul Mahdi, echoed often by his peers among the exiled opposition that followed American troops into Baghdad in 2003 and has led Iraq since, is a remarkable window on the apprehension that has seized the country today, still without leadership five months after Iraqis voted in an election meant to enshrine a new government.

He had anticipated the apprehension that would envelop the delegates as they were about to reveal their Constitution to the people.

Considering the apprehensions that propel "Modern Life," it might be inappropriate to say that this collection should make us optimistic about the future of American poetry, or the future of anything for that matter.

And even if the number of Central American families and unaccompanied minors seeking asylum dropped, they continued to make up a large chunk of the apprehensions that CBP recorded since Trump took office.  .

Launched after major political change and against the backdrop of abolition of user fees, the NHIS faces additional challenges that overlap with technical issues, stakeholder management, and the common apprehension that often surrounds major health reforms.

But there was also the kind of apprehension that steadily builds during the slow ascent toward the ride's first vertiginous dip.

In mid-2012, EA's share price fell to its lowest level in more than a decade amid fears that the company's transition to mobile devices would come up short — the same apprehension that felled the highflying Zynga.