Sentence examples for with increasing apprehension from inspiring English sources

The story goes that his father and grandfather both died of heart attacks aged 55 and that Melville approached that same age with increasing apprehension.

Either humans slash the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere to near pre-industrial levels or the world will continue to warm, with awful consequences.In low-lying areas, people will watch the steady retreat of Arctic ice, a precursor to rising sea levels, with increasing apprehension.

In 1964, as the growing progressive movement watched with increasing apprehension while Lyndon Johnson began the escalation in Vietnam, they coined the semi-ironic campaign slogan "Part of the Way with LBJ" as they helped campaign for LBJ against the truly frightening Republican challenger, Barry ("Better Dead Than Red") Goldwater.

My own earlier struggles with a fiery temper have also been mitigated in recent years by an increasing apprehension of God's holy kingdom here and now.

One of his daughters came over and climbed into his lap and his gentleness with her eased our increasing apprehensions.

In any case, however, and contrary to the apprehension that with increasing age the amount of non-specific labeling and false-positive marker expression might generally increase, we found a reduction in DCX expression and a reduction in marker overlap.

Bilirubin increased with increasing age.

This initial apprehension by trainees has been noted by others: Paul et al found that the majority of their students reported anxiety and resistance to videotaping, but that their inhibition diminished with increasing practice and experience [ 7].

Jessica Mitford's 1963 classic, "The American Way of Death," released in a posthumous expanded edition last year, only increased public apprehension about funeral directors with its searing indictment of mortuary customs.

Rumors of his supposed 11 May prediction have been circulating for at least several months, via the Internet, through word of mouth, and in the country's media, with apprehension only increasing as the date draws near.

That apprehension increased with Trump's Friday-morning tweetstorm that claimed "trade wars are good, and easy to win".