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.
I stand shoulder to shoulder with other runners, I wonder if they have the same apprehension, the same feeling of unknown that sits in the pit of my stomach.
But when Frank, an executive with the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, and Millen, a partner at the consulting firm Deloitte, faced retirement a decade ago, they did so with the same apprehension that many high-level men experience: How would they cope when they lost the status, camaraderie, authority, and challenge of their careers?
These interviewees express, too, deep wariness and suspicion of CIRBs, and of "anonymous government bureaucracies," reflecting the same apprehension that underlies broader political caution of federal government involvement and notions of "states' rights".
Many young people "know that it's wrong to break into a person's house, yet they don't feel the same moral apprehension before breaking into another person's computer," Eric Holder, the deputy United States attorney general, has said about similar cases.
That same apprehension about the ruling drove the assembly to rush to approve a constitution just before dawn on Friday, over the objections of secular parties and the Coptic Christian Church, before the court could act.
Comparing this fiscal year to the same period last fiscal year, apprehension of family units is down 48percentt, while the number of unaccompanied children is down 46percentt. .
This stratagem creates a few moments of apprehension, the same disconcerted quality that the hobbits Frodo (Mr. Wood) and Sam (Mr. Astin) are experiencing on their journey.
