Sentence examples for user apprehension from inspiring English sources

Certainly, Expertcity.com officials acknowledge, it needs to overcome some degree of user apprehension, particularly in the wake of recent cyber vandalism.

As the press release states: "despite Internet users' apprehension about privacy, their behaviors do not reflect those concerns".

In 2016, mobile browsers contributed to only 38% of overall ecommerce revenue indicating that users have apprehensions while making purchases via mobile devices.

But in any case, if privacy concerns and apprehension deters users from looking at photos, that would run counter to Facebook's bigger strategy to get people using photos more, part of how it hopes to keep people engaged on its platform.

"Our redesign created some headwinds in our revenue this quarter by disrupting user behavior and creating some apprehension among our advertising partners" Spiegel admitted.

Participants suggested adding shadows and shading into the virtual design to help the users obtain more depth cues for better apprehension of the spatial relationships.

So far, things seem to be running smoothly for most users, so go ahead and enjoy the wonders of Gingerbread without apprehension.

While professionals may view the galaxy of mediocre content with disdain and apprehension, the audience will happily whittle it down for fellow users, and meanwhile, more and more people will contribute for their shot at Andy Warhol’s 15 minutes of fame.

Users seemed uncomfortable with the fact that iPhones used to maintain a location database to help with location triangulation, for instance, so there would likely be apprehension about such an extensive logging tool, even if designed as a user-accessible feature like the patent described in this system.

Launched after major political change and against the backdrop of abolition of user fees, the NHIS faces additional challenges that overlap with technical issues, stakeholder management, and the common apprehension that often surrounds major health reforms.

In Bogotá, 30% of persons contacted did not keep their appointments, and although specific reasons for refusal were not always available, some of the drug users reported fear of receiving a positive blood test result, dread of the phlebotomy procedure, or apprehension of identification during the procedure.