Sentence examples for growing nervousness from inspiring English sources

Miller said he noticed May's growing nervousness.

But there is a growing nervousness about the risk of an existential threat to the party posed by the coalition.

Although letting in foreign capital would surely benefit Saudi Arabia keeping it out never made much sense it would also be evidence of growing nervousness in the kingdom.

While German bonds recovered by the end of Tuesday, the cost to an investor for insuring against an unlikely German default also rose, signaling growing nervousness.

And there is growing nervousness that the salvage operation, already recognized as among the most complex ever undertaken, may be even more complicated than anticipated.

Those changes also show why China is reluctant to introduce another stimulus package now, despite growing nervousness about the possible domestic impact of Europe's debt crisis.

The report of the test flight comes amid growing Western nervousness about Iran's nuclear program and concerns that it could one day use its missile expertise to threaten enemies with annihilation by means of atomic warheads.

Asked to assess where his side went wrong after the interval, O'Neill blamed looser passing and a growing sense of nervousness among players who have now not won for nine matches.

Her comments come after two months of lackluster reports on the US jobs market and growing signs of nervousness about the UK referendum on European Union membership on US stock markets.

While nervousness is growing, DealBook's Nathaniel Popper reported that the market reaction has been muted compared with past crises.

She had never met a foreigner, and her nervousness grew when the interpreter told her that I was American.