First, there was the brutal fallout with synchronised partner Blake Aldridge at Beijing when his older partner said the 14-year-old's nerves had cost them dear.
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Manning put on an aerial show with Denver Broncos wide receiver Eric Decker and others Saturday morning in the latest milestone to his comeback from a nerve injury that cost him all of last season and led to his release from the Indianapolis Colts.
Re "Finding the Nerve to Cut Costs," by David Leonhardt (Economic Scene column, Business Day, Dec. 9): Home health care has received much attention lately as part of the national health reform debate — and rightly so.
When Pliskova raced out to 40-love in the following game before consolidating the break on a Williams error, there was no evidence of the opening-reel nerves that had cost her the first set in Monday's fourth-round win over Venus Williams.
In fact, some settlers have long had a fear about Mr. Sharon, their ardent supporter: Lebanon might have cost him his nerve.
Overall, peripheral nerve injury carries a high cost to healthcare systems (Rosberg et al., 2005; Noble et al., 1998).
Quench your thirst with Jal Jeera, a salty lime, cumin and mint drink or fresh coconut juice from a cart-vendor at the park's gates before jumping into an auto rickshaw that will weave you around bullock carts, trucks and cars at greater cost to your nerves than your pocket.
If a vacation is thus a defining microcosm of family life at its presumed artificial best, then it will forever encapsulate your attitude of giving up, or giving in, or putting up a fight, usually at great cost to your nerves and sleeping schedules.
At least 2 million people worldwide suffer annually from peripheral nerve injuries (PNI), with estimated costs of $7 billion incurred due to paralysis alone.
