Sentence examples for time apprehension from inspiring English sources

Rumors of a Facebook IPO have swirled since at least 2007, despite Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg's long time apprehension to rush into the world of short-term traders and activist hedge funds.

"BED-STUY" — as in Bedford-Stuyvesant, the sprawling brownstone neighborhood and hub of African-American life in Central Brooklyn — once upon a time evoked apprehension.

On the positive side, the Senate bill includes the DREAM Act and a bipartisan amendment by Senators Al Franken and Charles Grassley "to improve immigration enforcement policies to protect child well-being and promote family unity by ensuring that parents' are able to make decisions regarding their child's care at the time of apprehension, while in detention, and prior and following removal".

This hesitation to trial test a new lignin-based PAC for mercury sequestration from power plant flue gas may be due, in part, to the PAC Title V Permitting process, concerns over possible operational impacts, such as power plant down-time, and/or apprehension for meeting emission regulations due to product switching.

Under Nielsen's orders, all immigrant children in CBP's custody will now receive "a more thorough hands-on assessment at the earliest possible time post-apprehension ― whether or not the accompanying adult has asked for one".

"At the time of his apprehension there is no doubt that the information was classified," Colonel Costello said.

With his popularity declining, Mr. Sarkozy has been trying hard to introduce a new political narrative as France embarks on its long summer vacation season at a time of economic apprehension.

It was a time fraught with apprehension about modern technology's new destructive capabilities and with hope for the utopian possibilities that science and technology also promised, all this in the context of a cold war that had people believing the whole earth was poised on the brink of nuclear apocalypse.

Animals use vigilance, time allocation, and apprehension as fear responses for reducing the likelihood of being killed by their predators.

'What comes first in time is the apprehension of the self-evident prima facie rightness of an individual act of a particular type.

So we blurred his face, and that was the only time I sensed apprehension.