Firms seem nervous about the future in both areas.

Should America be nervous?

Nevertheless, Hugo Chávez is right to be nervous.

Most resellers, a little nervous about Bing s tool that sends users to book directly with airlines and hotels, are even more concerned about what Google might be up to.

Foreign ministries around the world should be equally nervous.

They are known to be very aggressive and nervous.

Militant nationalism, partly encouraged by nervous rulers, might be one consequence.

Sami got nervous.

Sami got nervous.

One result is that China feels nervous about the implications of any expansion of the American Japanese military partnership.

As Japan grows increasingly nervous about China s rise, the case for increasing investment in the other Asian giant strengthens.

But I am nervous about the idea that regulators are best placed to determine the future shape of markets.

The market is nervous mostly about the prospect of large fiscal deficits as far as the eye can see.

You're nervous, aren't you?

Treating disease that does not involve the nervous system may not be required.

But as debts mount, and global interest rates rise, investors will become rightly nervous about the risk of debt restructuring.

Do you get nervous, Ashleigh?

I was very nervous and ...

The central nervous system (CNS) is the part of the nervous system consisting of the brain and spinal cord.

Beginning in September 1931, the markets became nervous about the US, causing large outflows from American banks and thus from the dollar.

Very nervous when touched by misfortune .

It seems that Syria and Egypt are nervous about growing Islamic fundamentalism, as shown by a custom that is not legally sanctioned in Islam.

Symptoms include nervous excitement, tremors, convulsions, or death.

There is a huge amount of work be done implementing biological nervous and neural networks into computing devices.

Still, as the recent controversy over the Nobel Peace Prize demonstrated, the government remains nervous about any dissent that challenges the legitimacy of the ruling elite.

Those who have invested in an economic model and production processes based on nineteenth and twentieth century models are perhaps understandably nervous about a paradigm shift.

Cutting or destruction of nervous tissue Surgical cutting or destruction of peripheral or central nervous tissue is now rarely used in the treatment of pain.

And the bond markets will be much more nervous, meaning higher interest payments, which will widen the deficit further.

He took it for granted that Noha will be lucky if she just managed to escape a nervous breakdown.

I always get nervous before I go on stage.

The term makes a lot of corporate types nervous.

Host regulators are increasingly nervous about banks that operate in their jurisdictions through branches of their corporate parent, without local capital or a local board of directors.

I I like There was indeed reason to be nervous, and there were moments in which I did feel nervous, knowing the history of what has happened to people who've taken controversial stands or discovered disquieting findings in the behavioral sciences.

Fiber tracts of the mammalian central nervous system (as opposed to the peripheral nervous system) are incapable of regeneration, and, hence, optic nerve damage produces irreversible blindness.

235 236 ref Electric stimulation treatment was used to treat nervous disorders where the nervous system was unable to stimulate a required glandular secretion or muscle activity.

Big investors, particularly Asian countries reserve funds, are increasingly nervous.

You make us nervous in this virtual world, go away.

Generally, nervous tissue is categorized into four types of tissue.

The Chinese themselves do not want the Americans to leave the Western Pacific, as that would make smaller countries on China s periphery even more nervous about Chinese power.

In general, neuroregeneration can occur in the peripheral nervous system but is much rarer and more difficult to assist in the central nervous system (brain or spinal cord).

Over the past couple of days as I've been preparing for my speech, I've become more and more nervous about what I'm going to say and about being on the same stage as all these fascinating people.

Some nervous system events may also partly be attributable to the underlying condition rather than the medication used to treat it.

I admit that I'm a little bit nervous here because I'm going to say some radical things, about how we should think about cancer differently, to an audience that contains a lot of people who know a lot more about cancer than I do.

At the same time, Navalny s unapologetic nationalism makes many people nervous.

Although an important trade partner, China s growing power makes Japan nervous.