Sentence examples for members nervous from inspiring English sources

Mr. Leventhal's departure just as Lincoln Center is about to embark on major reconstruction makes some board members nervous.

The volatility of some wounded soldiers, particularly those waiting for medical discharges, made certain staff members nervous, the report said.

It plans to keep spending in primaries, and the power of its money in small Congressional districts is making many longtime members nervous.

Mr. Miller's frequent mention during the commission proceedings of "A Nation at Risk," which excoriated the sorry state of America's elementary and secondary education, has left some members nervous.

The idea of dropping the five-day-a-week tradition made some student staff members nervous, he acknowledged: "Though they had literally grown up on Facebook, ink still coursed through their veins.

It is this blurring of a traditionally professional role that often makes community members nervous.

For example, Neurodegenerative disease, Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's disease and some clinically isolated syndromes which are members of "nervous system disease" category of DO (or "Diseases of the nervous system" category of ICD-10 or "Nervous System Diseases" category of MeSH) are gathered together.

He showed me footage from the velvet-lined attic studio where the band members, intensely nervous about following up on their début, were making the second recording.

Ms. Moore, in an interview last year, remembered that some of the cast members were nervous about the episode and how the studio audience would react.

Heavily armed soldiers and police have at last started to patrol Sampit and the other troubled towns, but their members are nervous about what might happen to them if they take the wrong side in this war.

Even now, with the slightly more relaxed mood in Washington compared to the grind of the campaign trail, young staff members are nervous about upholding the Obama creed of modesty and discretion.