Sentence examples for would be apprehensive from inspiring English sources

He would be apprehensive".

Weddings and Robberies Emily Delgado understands why residents of the Opera House would be apprehensive about their new surroundings.

The more likely scenario, given recent history, is that he would be apprehensive about the consequences of regulating hedge-fund operators and investment bankers.

"If we used American actors, I would be apprehensive that people would say, 'Oh, you have to be American to do that.' " (A New York audience may take a few moments to adjust to the cast's accents; van Hove called for them to be generically American rather than specific to Brooklyn. "It is not a historically accurate production," he told me).

Analyst Christoffer Malmer argued that even in the post-turmoil environment, investors would be apprehensive about the legacy, meaning having to "pay up" for future earnings from investment banks as well as fears about the impact that slower global growth could have on private banking.

The survey of 410 people found that 66% of respondents said they would be apprehensive of using a voice assistant in a hotel room, because of concerns over privacy, 90% said they would like to control the ways corporations use their data, even if it meant sacrificing convenience.

I'd be apprehensive if we were giving away part of Nevada".

Even if I was another sort of writer, a writer-writer, a litwright rather than a playwright, I'd be apprehensive offering you advice about writing.

Even if I was another sort of writer, a writer-writer, a _lit_wright rather than a playwright, I'd be apprehensive offering you advice about writing.

They came back and said they'd be apprehensive to put a black actor in the role because the character is poor and people might think they're saying all black people are poor.

Before the trip, I'd been apprehensive.