Sentence examples for nerve because of from inspiring English sources
The case against Mr. Keys struck a particular nerve because of his outsize, and outspoken, online presence.
"I think it really hit a nerve because of the economic times," says Howard Lee, the head of production for TLC.
Hearing loss may be caused by deformities of the bones of the inner ear as well as pressure on the auditory nerve because of deformity of its canal in the skull.
In an interview before his flight, Mr. Jackson said that President Fox's statements had "touched a raw nerve" because of the animosity -- and even violent clashes -- between blacks and Hispanics, who often compete for America's lowest-paying jobs and limited educational opportunities.
Harassment and even violence against gays are not uncommon, but the Oct. 3 attacks in Morris Heights have struck a nerve because of their brutality and extent — 11 suspects; 4 victims, including the brother of one of the men who were tortured; and a 20-hour rampage involving cigarette burns, sodomy and beatings with baseball bats.
It has been reported that compression of the sciatic nerve because of any cause, including endometriosis, piriformis syndrome, abscess, tumor, adjoining uterus provoke sciatic pain.
Some people are predisposed to having a pinched nerve because one of their family members or relatives has a history of it.
"The athletes probably had an increase in nerves because of the whole drama but to be honest I was not much more than I would have been.
Even though the death toll has been low, the fires have jangled the region's collective nerves because of the arsonist's chilling method: The blazes have been set in the dead of night, around the porches and doorways of houses.
As director of a voluntary social-affairs agency called "Communities in Action", he lives at the interface between local politics, religion and the NGO sector, and is a skilful operator in that territory, which requires strong nerves because of the keen competition for funding.
The reasons for this are mostly direct trauma caused by the puncture needle, pneuropraxia by compression of the nerves because of haematoma, and fibrosis [22, 23, 24].
