Sentence examples for fragile nerve from inspiring English sources

It was suggested that when the artery neighbours the nerve directly, it might exert blood pressure on the more fragile nerve, causing microtrauma to the nerve, ultimately resulting in neuropathy [ 20].

Also, Tubbs et al. suggested that when the artery neighbours the nerve directly, it might exert blood pressure on the more fragile nerve, causing microtrauma to the nerve resulting in neuropathy [ 6].

If Perez had fragile nerves, they would have been revealed during today's third round of the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.

A grime-encrusted man enters a dim ramshackle cottage, startling the fragile nerves of a woman standing by the fireplace — Mrs. Holroyd — who calls him "the evil one out of the darkness". His name: Blackmore.

A grime-encrusted man enters a dim ramshackle cottage, startling the fragile nerves of a woman standing by the fireplace — Mrs. Holroyd — who calls him "the evil one out of the darkness".

And experts argue that with foreign funds now willing once again to make substantial investments in European banks and government securities, there is no point in testing the fragile nerves of portfolio managers.

But the sharp reaction in the stock price showed the fragile nerves of investors, who are worried that potential legal liability could damage the firm and its earnings power.

Mr. Draghi's professed determination to act has helped to restore calm to the fragile nerves of euro zone investors who feared that the problems of Spain and Italy would overwhelm the bloc's resources.

SPA, Belgium — With fragile nerves and battered bodies, the riders in the Tour de France limped into the finish of Stage 2 on Monday, relieved that the day was done but knowing that the worst was yet to come.

Van Gaal was less impressed that Michel Vorm was involved so infrequently in the opposite goal, but his team did control long passages of play after Kyle Walker had inadvertently put the ball into his own net midway through the first half and, apart from a late flurry, Tottenham's response to the goal smacked of a team who are undermined by their fragile nerves.

Today Henin-Hardenne lost again, despite her emotional breakthrough in the fourth round when she appeared set to fritter away another important match against Lindsay Davenport before conquering cramps and her own fragile nerves to win, 9-7, in the third set.