Sentence examples for nervous border from inspiring English sources

Nervous border countries also point to the belligerent tone of Kremlin pronouncements, including the threat of preventive attacks on parts of the European missile-defence system that America is deploying.

However, he declined to say whether he was nervous about the border and didn't criticize Trudeau's stance on Syrian refugees.

And, to the delight of the European Union, nervous about porous borders even before Jorg Haider's party in Austria made much of the issue, Slovenia is buying passport scanners, fingerprint scanners, X-ray machinightnight vision goggles and other hardware needed to tighten its frontiers.

In Jordan, residents living near the border are nervous about the impact any attack might have on them.

Thompson claimed that she "left the theater in a condition bordering on nervous breakdown," because the film was a "remarkable nightmare".

The fervent Islamist militia is encamped once again along the border with a nervous Central Asia.

Algeria may still feel bitter about the expulsion after the hotel attack of 1994 but it is also nervous lest Morocco use the border issue as a lever to get Algeria to back down over Western Sahara.

Jordan, which shares a long border with Iraq, is nervous about the growth of al-Qaida.

But the agency will also have to deal with increasingly angry ranchers, litigious environmental groups and a nervous state on Wyoming's northern border.

He has had many nervous moments, he said, but the border there is lightly controlled, and he has never been searched.

In the Jordanian port city of Aqaba, which serves as a major gateway for exports to Iraq, shipping executives say cargo is piling up in warehouses because customers are too nervous to move it across the border.