Sentence examples for nervous approval from inspiring English sources

That was the year that Louis Silverstein, with the nervous approval of his tradition-minded superiors, got rid of it, ending more than a decade of debate.

The phrase "he had to GO!" crops up more than once, prompting roars of you-go-girl approval (and some nervous male faces) in the audience.

But the possibility that Israel might actually carry out a unilateral airstrike without U.S. approval must make Washington nervous, since it makes the crisis much harder to manage.

The prince was "beyond nervous" while awaiting his grandmother's approval, according to the charity's chairman Philip Green, quoted in the Telegraph.

Patients with tumor involvement of the central nervous system were required to receive approval from the medical monitor.

The Iranians may be the only force capable of persuading Assad to step aside or negotiate in good faith, but Washington is nervous that aggressive diplomacy might affect the approval of the nuclear deal in Congress later this year.

There were six of us in a small, dark room, including a nervous guard who felt the liaison lacked adequate approval.

Nervous system application of polypharmacology has led to approval of four multi-target drugs.

After gadodiamide received FDA approval for 0.3 mmol/kg dosing for central nervous system MR imaging and for 0.1 mmol/kg dosing for MR body imaging in 1996, physicians endorsed 0.3 mmol/kg dosing 'off-label' for MRAs outside the central nervous system or during radiographic studies.

The deal will need approval from Australia's Foreign Investment Review Board, which could be nervous about the deal as Singapore's exchange is 23 percent owned by the Financial Sector Development Fund, which is controlled by Singapore's central bank.

This last feature is expected to find approval within the recording industry, which has been justifiably nervous about losing revenue from people pirating its music off the Internet.