Sentence examples for has lost its nerve from inspiring English sources

It seems that Ben Bernanke's Federal Reserve has lost its nerve.

Mainstream media has lost its nerve.

"Coupling" suggests that the network of "Cheers," "Frasier," "Friends" and "Will & Grace" has lost its nerve.

Commissioning has lost its nerve: everybody's scared of not taking part in this meritocratic craze for I'm a ­Celebrity and X Factor, and it's percolated into drama.

The class that ruled Britain for centuries has lost its nerve and is now pathetically grateful for any reprieve, even a temporary one that condemns most of its members to oblivion..

But they could also be signs of desperation, evidence that the central government has lost its nerve in the face of falling growth.The rise in local-government borrowing is something in between: a defensible response to a worrying slowdown.

It was like a cassoulet that had lost its nerve.

It's the one area where Mercedes seems to have lost its nerve, tuning the SLK's gearbox for everyday comfort rather than serious performance.

The BBC had lost its nerve".

Many other biotechnology companies also appear to be taking fewer chances lately -- to the point that the industry seems to have lost its nerve, some experts say.

Johnson also said the BBC had lost its nerve – unlike Channel 4 – and was now being "asphyxiated" by bureaucracy and political correctness.