Small states nervousness and fear began to increase roughly in 2000.

In those panics, financial innovation caused uncertainty and nervousness, but also induced an important and beneficial learning process.

Many citizens frown on the proliferation of firearms and the nervousness their uncontrolled use spreads among the public.

His nervousness, his impulsiveness verging on vulgarity, is disconcerting even for the majority of French who voted for him.

But, with China s military build up causing nervousness everywhere, many governments in the region are starting to work with outside powers.

In the acute stage of the crisis, there is so much nervousness and anxiety that it is almost impossible for anyone to borrow.

Military overreach has predictably led to nervousness about using military power, and others knowledge of this threatens to weaken America s security as well.

But if market nervousness persists and interest rates remain high relative to rates for secure German debt, the debt burden will rapidly become unsustainable.

But, just as the 700 billion TARP did not assuage nervousness financial markets in 2008, so the ESM s 500 billion seems to have left investors unimpressed.

somebody blundered out of nervousness (they dropped the bottle, burned the curtains, lit the wick too soon, didn t manage to open the window, and so on)

On the security front, China should show that it shares the nervousness in America, Europe, and the Middle East about the nuclear ambitions of North Korea and Iran.

But, with China s military build up causing nervousness everywhere, and with North Korea a perpetual source of insecurity, many governments in the region are starting to work with outside powers.

Roughly 10 of people who smoke cannabis go on to develop dependence, which produces withdrawal symptoms when use is stopped, such as craving, irritability, sleep disturbances, abdominal pain, and nervousness.

While their stated aim was to save the euro, the government leaders involved did exactly the opposite, producing increased nervousness and volatility in financial markets, which in turn exacerbated Ireland s problems.

And again, when we unveiled it, there was a sort of nervousness that this was about an architect making a statement, not an architect who was attempting to solve a series of problems.

Although occasional bouts of nervousness in global financial markets cause the dollar to rise, I expect that the dollar will continue to fall relative to the euro, the Japanese yen, and even the Chinese yuan.

Small states nervousness and fear began to increase roughly in 2000. The new political realities were highlighted by the Iraq war, China s search for energy sources in developing countries, and Russia s assertiveness in foreign and domestic policy.

The mood in EU capitals is one of nervousness as polling day looms, with the future of the EU in the hands of Ireland s unpredictable voters. On two of the last three occasions that the Irish have been asked to vote on an EU Treaty, they have rejected the proposal.