Sentence examples for caused nervousness from inspiring English sources

That coverage, reflected in the Afghan news media, "has caused nervousness and has affected trade and business activities," he said.

At a time of heightened vigilance in the French capital, after the Charlie Hebdo killings, the sightings had caused nervousness among Parisians.

The killing has caused nervousness in ruling circles, with politicians worried about more victims, and today President Obasanjo called an emergency meeting of his senior staff members.

The contradiction has caused "nervousness" both at PNAS and among senior officials within the Department of Health and Human Services, of which all three agencies are part, says one scientist with inside knowledge.

And that is causing nervousness.

Drugs such as Adderall can cause nervousness, headaches, sleeplessness, and decreased appetite, among other side effects.

Drugs such as Adderall can cause nervousness, headaches, sleeplessness and decreased appetite, among other side-effects.

They have no sedating effect, anticholinergic activity, associated weight gain, or cardiac toxicity, but they can cause nervousness.

Inclusion on money-laundering blacklists can harm a nation's economy by causing nervousness among investors, who may worry that they could be associated with illegal practices.

"On this last day of the quarter, the focus remains on the situation in Europe, which is causing nervousness," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Rockwell Global Capital in New York.

Yet there is disgruntlement in the air, and it is causing nervousness among the Social Democrats, who have ruled Sweden alone or with other parties for 65 of the past 74 years, and must on September 17th again face the voters in a general election.