Sentence examples for trepidation increased from inspiring English sources

Trepidation increased after the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries announced that it would cut oil production 3.5percentt beginning in November, an unexpected move that caused Wall Street to worry that higher energy prices would undermine the economic recovery and corporate profits.

It uses a classic structure to form the narrative – in a remote, isolated setting a tale is told to an audience of one, who in turn recounts the tale to us – and with each revelation the sense of trepidation increases.

Nodding with increasing trepidation, I stole a glance around the fluorescent-lighted room.

Even though I didn't think any of this related to Macavity, I read the news with increasing trepidation.

The three Baltic nations have watched with increasing trepidation as Moscow has flexed its muscles, with a recent increase of reported airspace violations in the region where part of Lithuania's border runs along the Russian Kaliningrad enclave with important military bases.

I watch with increasing trepidation at the direction Apple is taking its products.

It was the peak of anti-American sentiment, given the increasing trepidation about the War in Iraq, the global economic crash and high fuel prices.

This modification increased safety, decreased subject trepidation, and reduced any basement effect that might exist with an older population.

The Red Devils' apparent trepidation made for a tense atmosphere, and the sense of anxiety increased when Hal Robson-Kanu had a shot saved by Courtois.

It increases my sense of trepidation.

There was some trepidation about price increases, especially once the recession took hold, but it turned out consumers who are committed to certain magazines needed little persuading, said Michael Clinton, executive vice president of Hearst Magazines.