Sentence examples for there will be apprehension from inspiring English sources

There will be apprehension about the threat posed by any aircraft that defies the no-fly zone.

"We should be transparent so that there will be no apprehension about what the police are doing," he said.

The non-partisan think tank Migration Policy Institute projected in a report released Wednesday that there will be about 39,000 apprehensions of unaccompanied minors this fiscal year, and about 35,000 family units, if trends continue.

There is obvious worry among the employees; in the wake of unexpected further cuts that the Centers for Disease Control have inflicted on the agency, it is common knowledge that resources are disappearing, that donorship is dwindling, and the apprehension that there will be no more bread in the pantry lurks at the forefront of these caregivers' minds.

"There is a lot of apprehension that if he wins the Assembly, there will be a greater concentration of power," said José Hernández, an editor of Hoy, a Quito daily newspaper.

In both cases however, there seems to be apprehension at the possibility of being the proverbial frog in the pot.

And there is apprehension about where this Administration will try to take our society.

There is apprehension that the anti-Bush sentiments that are manifest throughout much of the world will now transmute into fully fledged anti-Americanism.

There is apprehension, nervousness.

"There's apprehension and excitement.

"I know there is apprehension.