Sentence examples for leading nervous from inspiring English sources

VENICE — Concerns grew on Monday that Italy could be the next victim of Europe's financial infection, leading nervous investors to sell Italian stocks and bonds and damping euphoria over a weekend deal to bail out Spain's banks.

Over the past month, worries over Europe's debt crisis have roiled corporate credit markets, leading nervous investors todraw billions out of bond funds.

Neurodegenerative diseases result from the gradual and progressive loss of neural cells, leading to nervous system dysfunction.

He was draped in a heavy black, yellow-striped Fire Department coat when a department trainer offered him a fire helmet, leading a nervous press aide, who may have had Michael Dukakis in mind, to demur vigorously on his behalf.

Schools recalled another time and place when Snider got his attention while leading the Nervous Wrecks, who were touring with Kimbrough's Southern bar circuit band called Will & the Bushmen.

When we arrived, a large white-haired man was leading two nervous-looking younger men through a training exercise.

Gyau was nervous leading up to the match against Hannover and will likely be nervous again in Dortmund where 80,000 people are expected to attend.

Usually with portraits of current starts, or local heroes ( in St. Meen le Grand, for example, it had to be 3 times winner and local lad Louison Bobet, leading to a nervous encounter with his brother Jean Bobet, who told me about knowing Tom Simpson).

I felt incredibly nervous leading up to the reunion.

I was quite nervous leading into it because Victoria has been in such good form leading into the Games".

"To be honest, I was really nervous leading up to Duke's birth," muses Giuliana.