Even with repeal, there's still that trepidation of being out in the military".
Tomorrow, a nervous batch of school leavers will open that envelope or scan that list with the trepidation and excitement that A-level results day brings.
The unknown is unknown, and with that there is risk and trepidation.
He added that it was with "some trepidation" that he first rode up to Kayford Mountain in Gibson's pickup truck to a "cabin with some bullet holes in the front".
So it is with some trepidation that I tell you that we have just completed the relaunch of the CBBC website.
So it is with some trepidation that I mention that tonight you can watch the final episode of Robert Peston Goes Shopping (BBC Two, 21 00 BST), the series wot I made on the history and future of retailing.
Politicians from Mexico's two other main political parties, beginning with President Felipe Calderón, view that prospect with trepidation, warning that the PRI's unchecked spending, its advertising blitz and its handouts this year are merely a warm-up for 2012.
Thus conflicted, it was with some trepidation that I received news from the old country that Gordon Brown's government is getting ready to enact its very own version of the DMCA.
It was therefore with considerable trepidation that I read Almost Like a Whale, but am pleased to report that Jones - by and large - succeeds in this gargantuan undertaking.
It is thus with considerable trepidation that I offer a short discussion about two research topics at the chemistry/biology interface that I believe may offer opportunities for major advances: protein chemical engineering and chemoprevention.
So it was with trepidation that I heard the news that the airport gods are giving serious consideration to a Burbank airport makeover, with a bigger terminal, one that's farther from the runway, as the FAA specifies.
