Sentence examples for trepidation over the from inspiring English sources

Yet two years of trepidation, over the election and insurgency, have caused economic havoc.

In Canada, the Alaradi family expressed similar trepidation over the decision.

The Japanese women's national team canceled its three-game North American tour because of trepidation over the recent outbreak of the swine flu.

There are only 10 days left before Ricky Hatton steps into the ring with Manny Pacquiao, and trepidation over the Englishman's chances mounts with every passing hour.

Official reaction in Israel was muted; Israeli officials have watched events in Egypt with trepidation over the past year and a half, reflecting concern that a new government would reassess the peace treaty that Egypt's generals have long honored.

It was March, a fine time to take Jim to see a place that had remained a source of fascination and trepidation over the 35 years I've traveled to other parts of Guatemala.

The side felt some trepidation over how the black members of the side would be received, but the tour passed off without incident; Constantine later praised the reception the team was accorded.

In an interview last week, Clinton's top adviser, Joel Benenson, argued that trepidation over having the first major female candidate on the ticket -- to the extent it exists -- was unwarranted. .

Mr. Kooser said, "We poets out here don't get a lot of attention, and now I will and I have some trepidation over that".

Despite trepidation over leaving Elland Road, the former United captain insists his move came at the right time.

There is excitement in the air, but there is also tension, trepidation even, over the outcome and its aftermath.