Sentence examples for trepidation because of from inspiring English sources

"There's always this trepidation because of the history of the facility".

The use of SATE to treat hemorrhage distal to the ligament of Treitz has been approached with trepidation because of limited collateral blood supply to the gastrointestinal tract beyond the duodenum.

Mr. Parsons, 46, director of the John C. Stennis Space Center near Bay St . Louis Miss., said he had decided to take the position after "a lot of trepidation," because of the difficulties in returning the three remaining shuttles to flight condition.

Some attending the parade expressed trepidation because of the San Bernardino terrorist attack.

For all that historical baggage, however, the Boston School Committee on Wednesday night is scheduled to take up the issue of whether to move back toward neighborhood schools, reopening the old debate despite any trepidation because, backers of the proposal say, it simply seems time.

But there is trepidation because one of the great joys in Sterling's life is when fans approach him and repeat back to him one of his trademark calls — "That's when you know you've got something" — and he's not sure Stanton's will clear that bar.

Q: Going into this convention you said you had a lot of trepidation because you had recently been feeling a cold shoulder from your fellow bishops, and you anticipated that they were prepared to vote against the gay-related legislation.

I am approaching it with a little bit of trepidation because it is such a change, but I still keep in touch with the guys from the cycling team' Geraint Thomas Team pursuit 'I'm just keen to get back to being a proper athlete – training and cycling and just doing what I do best.

Each time, I go with a mixture of need and trepidation, because I know I may break down at the sight of the small rectangle of earth, the boxwood outlining it, the conical brass receptacle for flowers, and the marker, which is so definite.

But we're not sitting here in trepidation, because we're not hearing that all of those forces are looking to converge.

His maiden speech was typical of him: "I came into this House with considerable trepidation, because I knew that sitting opposite would be the former giants of this House, men with ability, experience, and skill.