Sentence examples for this apprehension is from inspiring English sources

This apprehension is important.

Like the most visceral fears, this apprehension is about the unknown.

Why derive value from the fittingness of attitudes, rather than understanding evaluative attitudes as being sensitive to values that exist independently of them, which are fitting whenever this apprehension is veridical?

Among the most notable exceptions to this apprehension is Goldman Sachs, which is opening a bitcoin trading desk, and Bloomberg, which earlier this year helped launch the Galaxy Crypto Index with support from hedge funder, Mike Novogratz.

This apprehension is especially acute regarding those lucrative industries, such as mining, that have drastic environmental impacts that impose high ecological liabilities and whose post-disturbance landscapes have so few parallels in the natural realm (Foster et al. 1998).

(Incidentally, this apprehension is independent of the speaker's intentions).

This apprehension was on opposition to the positivist perspective toward secondary stakeholders.

And underlying this apprehension was the knowledge that Murdoch runs his news organization not pro publica, in the public interest oh what a quaint phrase that is!–but as a business.

This apprehension was brought into sharp focus when a US congressional panel warned that Chinese telecoms firms ZTE and Huawei pose a security threat and should not be allowed to partake in any mergers or acquisitions in the US.

This apprehension was sharpened in face of an order issued by Chief of General Staff, Gadi Eisenkot, granting religious soldiers the right to avoid doing military tasks with women.

The possibility of forced separation from loved ones is another source of profound anxiety (this apprehension was well documented in a recent episode of the U.S. radio show This American Life).