Sentence examples for was growing apprehension from inspiring English sources

Among those working on the genetics of type 2 diabetes, there was growing apprehension that these two genes might be providing a representative view of the genetic architecture of type 2 diabetes.

Now, there is growing apprehension that it is India's turn to be sold out.

Meanwhile, there is growing apprehension among some involved in the shuttle redesign.

"There is growing apprehension about the ability of Governor Davis to defeat the recall," Mr. Dooley said.

What makes today different from the 1970s is growing apprehension about global warming as a threat to political security and the environment, according to the report.

"There is growing apprehension in Indian political circles that unless New Delhi takes a much stronger attitude, the Chinese will be encouraged to push farther into Indian territory" before agreeing to negotiate, the article said.

The gun smoke over the high seas may be gone, but there is growing apprehension here that as relations with the North become more varied, they will also become more vexing.

China, Hong Kong, Thailand and other countries have called on Japan to stem the yen's fall, and there is growing apprehension that the yen's decline will lead China to devalue its currency as well, perhaps spurring a rash of competitive devaluations.

But whether a country's team is as large as Austria's 100 athletes or as small as Cyprus's 1, there is growing apprehension over the inability of United States officials to contain the number of anthrax cases, and there is a fear of more unimaginable threats that even the $250 million Olympic security plan might not cover.

THERE is growing apprehension within the Vatican over the leadership of Pope Benedict XVI after one insider labelled his gaffe-prone reign a disaster.

Recently, there has been growing apprehension about the complications of diabetes, especially diabetes-associated cognitive decline (DACD).